Garmanese Secession Crisis

The Garmanese Secession Crisis was an international crisis that began in November 240, when King Marcas I declared his intention to seek independence from the Kingdom of Varsais over religious issues. His declaration was met with hostility, and when all diplomatic options were exhausted, deteriorated into rebellion and sparked the larger War of 241.
Citing new and abhorrent sections of the newly titled Varisian Church, and his belief that Varisian morals had been greatly corrupted by their king, Marcas I petitioned the Varisian government for his release from the 217 Treaty of Vassalization. Varisian King Phillipe IX rejected the request to negotiation, and declared Garman in rebellion in December 240, while also declaring war on the Duchy of Hybretia, Garman's most vocal supporter.
Category:Garman
Category:Events
Category:3rd Century
Category:Varsais