The Secession War of Sirna

Occured during the First Medieval Era.
During the reign of the current king of Sirna, King Belatust, there was a rise among the nobles of the kingdom of Ešnbán. They wanted to secede from the empire because of nationalistic views. They wanted to form the Empire of Ešnbán, with the noble to be turned king, Noble Duskawt, to be elected king.
The secession war started in the year 92. A few towns had joined in allyship with the noble up risers. Immidiently Sirna sent troops and occupied a single town before Rettus took an oppurtunity to declare war in the Second Rettus-Sirna War.
Sirna, because of this, retracted most of its troops and sent them to the east. King Belatust drafted a quickly thought up treaty called The Treaty of Secession, in which the area that proclaimed indipendence were allowed to separate as long as they provided troops and trade to the new war against Rettus.
At first Noble Daukawt declined, but after hearing the size of the armies being sent to the border he feared that if Sirna compitulated that Rettus would come for his newly formed empire next. Now King Duskawt agreed to the treaty and formed his new empire in concordance with Sirna.
When the Gata were formed during the Third Medieval Era, and Sirna fell into their hands, the Empire of Ešnbán was quickly overrun by a war called The War for Ešnbán, started and won by the Gata.
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