Lazare Molatadi rebellion

The Lazare Molatadi rebellion was a failed coup attempt and rebellion in 1215 in Ruloville and Northeastern Rothoria led by Lazare Molatadi, a military general originating from Hompong, Rothoria. 
== The rebellion ==
The rebellion was assumed to start at January 32, 1215 AC (according to written accounts), when Lazare Molatadi and his Gabzorwama (Rothorian Royal Army mutinied against the central Rothorian Kingdom on January 32, seizing where his army was stationed at,, Hompong, Rothoria with no resistance.
* January 32nd, 1215 AC: Lazare Molatadi and his Gabzorwama mutineers seized Hompong, Rothoria, marking the start of the rebellion.
* The rebels launched offensives in the northeast, capturing the Trail system of central Rothoria. They then moved south, capturing several villages and towns, although they faced some resistance along the way.
* February 9th, 1215 AC: They struggled to take Ruloville on the coast due to a Gaborzwama unit stationed at Kabou. The rebels managed to loot Ruloville, but this act resulted in the loss of civilian support.
* February 11th, 1215 AC: The rebels seized Ruloville.
* February 19th, 1215 AC: Gaborzwama retook Ruloville.
* March 7th, 1215 AC: The rebellion suffered a significant defeat at the Battle of Ruloville and retreated to central Rothoria.
* The rebels faced another decisive defeat against the Gaborwama in central Rothoria.
* April 20th, 1215 AC: Lazare Molatadi surrendered in Hompong, where the rebellion had originated, effectively ending the rebellion.
== Aftermath ==
The rebellion started the modern-day tribalism (some violence was generally seen before but it was rare) between the Barothor and Mabuta tribes we see today, the rate of this tribalism fluctuates, but it has generally increased after the Rothorian Civil War.