New Merton Cow Uprising

The New Merton Cow Uprising was a general revolt of cows in New Merton following the large-scale violence by police forces against the cow protest in the city. The Revolution ended with a cow defeat, and the destruction of the proclaimed Moo Republic. A single cow was retrieved from the city and brought to Tingis, where Revolutionary and Counter-Revolutionary forces signed a truce. 
== History ==
=== The Cow Protest ===
The Cow Protest of 269 in New Merton was a large-scale protests by cows to advocate for better living conditions. Cows occupied the New Mitcham railway station, as well as several parts of the New Merton railway network and the sandstone suburbs. The protest recieved little international notice. 
=== The Revolution ===
Some time after the beginning of the protest, counter-revolutionary forces had moved into the city. The situation was determined to be highly dangerous, and violence against the protesters began almost immediately. This led to a full revolution against the counter-revolutionary forces. After the death toll surpassed 100, a Carthaginian delegate came to inspect the situation. 
=== The Escape ===
After the cow protest had been mostly put down, the delegate, with assistance from Novigrad, managed to evacuate a cow from the slaughter in the city. The cow was brought to to Tingis while counter-revolutionary forces smashed the remaining protesters. The location of the remaining cow was eventually revealed, but instead of finishing off the cows, the two sides signed a truce. Among the terms were that the Cow Confederacy was to be expanded, and that the New Merton massacre would be forgiven.