Wong Chee Rebellion

The Wong Chee Rebellion was an ongoing conflict between an allied effort of the "Royal Union" against the Warriors of Honor. The "Royal Union" Consists of the Quantonian Empire, The Quantonian Royalists of Wong Chee and a few clans. The War began on the 16/05/2888, 4 months after the Emperor of Wong Chee sent an envoy to the Quantonian Empire requesting to prevent any form of rebellion from forming from the Warrior clans which dot the lands of Wong Chee and to also advance the technological status of the country. In return for the request made by the Emperor, he was willing to let the Quantonian Empire pull the strings of the country and add their own constitution.
The Emperor at the time was Netsakio Hatsumoto who later died of old age on the 16/04/2922. When he died his heir coincidentally died in a car accident in the city of Tukong. and due to the empire's rule of the country, they had rights to claim the land and in turn installed a vassal government to rule the country as if it was owned by the empire.
The war began when the empire was pushing technological advancement throughout the lands, this enraged some of the natives of the country and caused them to attack the workers and engineers with lethal force to try and push the empire away from their sacred lands, this act is what sparked the war on the 16/07/2888.
The war has been on and off with a few skirmishes over the many years, terrorist attacks have been frequent as well, especially around the front line where a lot of the developing is happening. The empire refuses to throw everything into the conflict to prevent too much damage to the environment and to the fact that civilians are heavily present within Warriors of Honor territory.
The biggest battle so far in the conflict was the "Battle of Teng-Ku Rock" that started on the 18/05/2984 and ended on the 18/06/2984 which was a coordinated assault by the Warriors of Honor to attack a Quantonian Empire base on a small mountain called Teng-Ku Rock. The battle lasted a month and lead to thousands of casualties on either side, the assault started when WoH sympathizers started initiating artillery strikes on the base and started to ambush with a large assault force of horseback riders and technicals, this shocked the empire troops stationed there. The battle ended when the empire began to call in precision airstrikes of White Phosphorus around the outside of the base, burning a majority of the WoH troops and creating an area denial effect, and forced the WoH troops to retreat. The Empire won the battle but the base itself was too severely damaged to salvage, so it was scuttled and blown up. This assault leads to the empire designing new fort designs for further construction in the war, specifically designed to counter such an attack again.
Quantonian Empire Involvement
The Empire has been primarily using propaganda techniques and psychological warfare to try and draw the conflict to a close using peaceful means, whilst at the same time using the military to protect the frontlines and go behind enemy lines to bombard enemy encampments.
Since 05/03/3002 the empire has been pushing the frontline an average of 10 miles per year.
Warriors of Honor Involvement
The Warriors of Honor have many sympathizers who help them in the conflict, these sympathizers utilize modern weapons and technology to help give the WoH an edge, these sympathizers have slowed down the Empire's progress exponentially through the territories as these sympathizers use guerrilla tactics and espionage, such as ambushes, landmines, blowing up bridges and railroads. The sympathizers pose more of a threat than the WoH themselves.
Unknown benefactors have been funding the Warriors of Honor and their sympathizers to help push the empire back, these benefactors believe to be from anti-imperialist activists and private institutions.
== Update: ==
30/08/3070: The Wong Chee Civil War marks a pivotal chapter in the history of the Quantonian Empire and the once-peaceful region of Wong Chee. The conflict emerged as an unexpected consequence of significant political shifts within the empire, ultimately leading to the escalation of the Wong Chee Rebellion into a full-scale war. This civil war, characterized by limited Imperial presence and the emergence of powerful factions, stands as a defining moment with the potential to determine Wong Chee's fate.
Background: The origins of the Wong Chee Civil War can be traced back to a series of interconnected events that unfolded within the Quantonian Empire. Foremost among these events was the transition of the Quantonian Empire into an Imperial Federation. This monumental shift in governance, driven by the unanimous decision of the Overseers, carried far-reaching implications. The Imperial Federation introduced a new political landscape, redefining the empire's internal dynamics and governance structure.
Simultaneously, the formation of the Independence Movement of Wong Chee and the emergence of the Vendetta Force added fuel to the brewing conflict. These factions, fueled by distinct motives and ideologies, played crucial roles in shaping the course of events. The Independence Movement of Wong Chee advocated for self-governance and autonomy, aiming to free Wong Chee from Imperial influence. Conversely, the Vendetta Force sought vengeance and retribution for perceived injustices, its members driven by a desire to settle personal scores with the empire.
Escalation: As tensions mounted and the struggle for power intensified, the Wong Chee Rebellion, initially a localized and contained resistance movement, evolved into something much larger. The transition from rebellion to civil war was marked by a dramatic increase in the scale and scope of the conflict. Limited Imperial presence within Wong Chee further exacerbated the situation, as Imperial forces struggled to maintain control in the face of a multifaceted insurgency.
The Wong Chee Civil War: The commencement of the Wong Chee Civil War signaled a critical turning point in the region's history. Fueled by a complex web of grievances, ideologies, and power struggles, the conflict was characterized by a lack of clear boundaries and shifting alliances. The fate of Wong Chee now hung in the balance, with multiple factions vying for control and influence over the region.
Conclusion: The Wong Chee Civil War stands as a stark reminder of the far-reaching consequences of political decisions and the butterfly effect within the Quantonian Empire. It has brought about a period of uncertainty and instability, challenging the very foundations of governance and power within Wong Chee. As the conflict rages on, the world watches with bated breath, uncertain of the ultimate outcome and its implications for the future of Wong Chee and the Quantonian Empire as a whole.