Great Solemani Civil War

The Great Solemani Civil War was a period of conflict fought in Solemanium between separatist movements of minority groups such as the Salamin, Malakhi-Turkém, and Axin, and the Solemani government. 
The root cause of the Great Solemani Civil War is associated with the long history of minority groups against foreign rule in Solemanium. On 1776, the Malakhi insurgency, one of the first separatist movements, was fought in the Republic of Turkém between several insurgent groups and the Turkém government with support from the Republic of Sakuille. Political tensions rose with the Shandir Agreement being proposed, causing the Battle of Shandir with a coalition of multiple insurgent groups. 
Tensions especially rose during the administration of Fráncis Laventine, where open hostilities and threats began to develop with minority groups.
==Etymology==
The phrase the Great Solemani Civil War was used to classify a period of heightened conflict and separatist movements in Solemanium from Davesh Kelastine's declaration of war on 1981 to the internationally forced ceasefire on 1999. The term of the Great Solemani Civil War generally excludes anything past and after these dates, though the term of the Solemani Winter starts at 1975 with the Adonis massacre. It has also been known as:
* The Solemani Emergency
* The Solemani Insurgency
* The First Solemani Civil War
===Use of phrase and its development===
The phrase of the Great Solemani Civil War can be traced back to the original 1801 Constitution of Solemanium, where one of the goals of the constitution in the preamble was to "prevent a greater Solemani civil war" between Sakuille, Turkém, and Mahapur and between minority and native groups. The term of the Great Solemani Civil War eventually faded into obscurity, but regained in popularity during the administration of Fráncis Laventine.
During the Adonis massacre, the term was used by the press when expressing the possible civil war. The term was popularized by an article in the The Paruvian Express concerning the massacre. The Manifesto of Salamin Independence written by Davesh Kelastine, where he writes, "our goal as the SZA is to fight for the independence of O'léntian and the Salamin peoples from Solemanion, even if it risks a Great Solemani Civil War."
During Enkrado's term as president, the term was used officially by the military at the start of the Qéter conflict.
==Background==
===Background of seperatism within ethnic minorities===
====The expeditions of Kalith Žalangho and the dissemination of Baithaism====
On 1012, the legendary Ghandi-Baithaist sailor and scholar Kalith Žalangho was said to have explored the edges of Turkém, in what is now known as the Malakhi and Sadarkh peninsulas. Žalangho is also credited to have founded the first Duryian communities in those areas which adopted the Ghandi abjad and to change their names. The expeditions of Žalangho was followed by his student Akun Ka'harr's expeditions to Axin and O'léntian between 1045-1048, which incorporated some elements from their respective indigenous communities.
The Axin peoples formed the Heavenly Council of Axin on 1088, which was lead by the Sedya, who was an elected leader which was chosen as the people's representative.
===The start of the Kuldonian Winter===
====Aftermath of World War II====
The end of World War II in 1947 brought on massive changes throughout the world as most nations were weakened in their government, military, infrastructure, and economy. In Solemanium, despite spearheading the victory against the Ashtur Pact in the Kuldonian theatre, major cities such as Paruvia, Polinét, Wastayá, Aldur, and Mawákabé which were Allied-naval hubs in the Kuldonian theatre were destroyed. The Solemani Navy was in shambles after many vessels were destroyed during the course of the war. As major ports were destroyed, due to Solemanium being an import-export state, the Solemani Sole began to crash and the Solemani government had to resort to getting food stamps.
In Solemanium and likewise other nations in Kuldonia who were facing the same problems, massive protests and public outrage began to rise as they blamed the Allied Pact and the weakened pro-Allied governments for the lack of supplies. By 1950, the Solemmani Polin, which was pegged to 1kg of sea-salt for every 1 polin, crashed in value due to the increased government production of sea-salt for it to become a common commodity rather than a luxurious delicacy, as well as a need to rebuild the economy. A major restructuring of the Solemani economy took place, and the Solemani sole was introduced being the first fiat currency. 
The period in between the collapse of the Solemani polin and the finalization of the Solemani economic reconstruction was known as the Voltez Restructuring Period, or more commonly known as the Third Great Crisis. 
====The Sadarthin Revolution====
On 1967, the Republic of Erqkav suffered the Sadarthin Revolution. 
====The rise of socialism and seperatism====
==Pre-war events==
===Davesh Kelastine's declaration of war===
On September 8th, 1981, Davesh Kelastine with the council of the SZA, hearing that 19 SZA-affiliated workers were killed on a police standoff and an active program to search and destroy villages with SZA-affiliated militant groups, to write a declaration of war to the Solemanium government and armed forces, and in particular Fráncis Laventine.
Laventine and his cabinet responded to Kelastine's declaration of war by increasing the national threat level from low to severe. An emergency broadcast was issued for the region of O'léntian, urging civilians to implement increased security measures and report all terrorist activities to the regional government.
==Course of the war==
===War breaks out in O'léntian (1981-1982)===
==== 1981 ====
After a few weeks after the declaration of war of Davesh Kelastine, the SZA commenced several coordinated explosions occurred on many ports in O'léntian, including Mawákabé Port and Safrediné Port, cutting several essential trade and supply lines to try to disarm critical military and trade lines to O'léntian. The Battle of Sadarth, which was the first battle of the Great Solemani Civil War, would begin on September 17th, where an armed group affiliated to the SZA killed 24 soldiers and 34 guards whilst trying to demolish a factory near Sadarth.
The pro-Solemani Regional President James A'kimale, would declare the SZA as a regional threat and sought help from the federal government of Solemanium. Rapid militarization of Mawákabé and Sadarth, as well as major military, power, and naval centers soon followed after a week from the nearby city of Ambarta, culminating in the Battle of A'hor, on September 26th, 1981, where the two regiments positioned on A'hor Bay, which was a critical naval stronghold, were ambushed by 56 SZA militants. The Battle of A'hor ended with a SZA victory, with the SZA also controlling a key strategic point in the Galies' straight.
The border between the Western Leeysland Territory and O'léntian began to be militarized and an impromptu border control center in Aryayi was built for refugees. On October 6th, the Aryayi massacre was conducted by Masak Arliyez, a SZA suicide bomber on the border control center, killing 87 civilians, and 7 guards. The Municipal Union of Western Leeysland, under the direct order of Francis Levantine, and General of the Armed Forces of Solemanium, Gen. Alexis Marukié, shut down the border control center due to the quick nature in which situations in an uncontrollable setting. 
On November 8th, two freighters were infiltrated by SZA troops, in the Battle of Klaske, which resulted in an SZA victory. The SSS Žail and the SSS Kayakákhi and the were taken over and were used by the SZA. 
On November 29th, the Federal Republic commenced Operation Varkha, which was a set of operations which included Operation Rastér which focused on the reclamation of the Galies' straight, Operation Sié which focused on the strengthening of the Western Leeysland border, and most importantly Operation Farekajar which involved the carpet bombing of SZA controlled naval sites and major bases. Operation Farekajar commenced with the Bombing of Ga'áres on December 19th, where 8 carpet bombers destroyed the SZA-controlled Ga'áres district of Sadarth.
==== 1982 ====
On January 8th, James A'kimale was assasinated by Nagatayi Maklayad.
===War spreads to western Mahapur (1982-1983)===
===Qéter conflict (1983-1985)===
===Axin conflict (1985-1989)===
===The Darun Coalition and Great Invasion (1989-1991)===
===The Sick Man of Kuldonia (1991-1997)===
===International peacemaking and intervention (1997-1999)===
==Legacy==
The Great Solemani Civil War was seen as the most catastrophic event in Solemani history, above World War II, and its involvent in the Aštinite Revolution. Following the Great Solemani Civil War was a crash in the Solemani sole, resorting to use the Daux amper until 2005. The destabilization of O'léntian and Qéter left both economies without a way to extract hard commodities such as aluminum, copper, zinc, gold and thorium, which powered most of the Solemani nuclear energy supply, and soft commodities such as rice and cotton. Azka was left destroyed, with most of the Axinate Baithaist temples and shrines destroyed, reducing its tourism, which accounted for most of its revenue, by 120%. The Heavenly Council of Axin resorted to promoting war tourism as Azka was rebuilt.
==War crimes==
Throughout the Great Solemani Civil War many war crimes were committed.
===By Solemanium===
====Bástion massacre====
====Concentration and re-education camps====
====Torture====
===By insurgent groups===
====Taking of hostages====
====Attacks on diplomats====
== Notes ==
== Credits ==