New Yestbecka Civil War

## The Start Of The Revolt

The Yestbecka civil war arguably began with the death of James Early, The head of the Round Revolt Table. James was funding the New Yestbecka democracy after the New Yestbecka Revolt in 1517. James fuelled the economy after the civil war in order for a army to built to keep Grand Island from forcing New Yestbecka into being a colony again. After his death, the Round Revolt Table fell in 1554 due to a lack of motivation to keep the association running by James Son, Donivan Early. Just 2 years later, Grand Island had lost all of its previous colonies, and entered into a state of low income. With the vulnerability of New Yestbecka being perceived, Grand Island funded a ruthless dictator named Hypher Westwild, who wanted all of New Yestbecka under his control. Hyper Westwild was funded enough to start a massive campaign of propaganda slandering the democracy, and was able to arise a large military.

## The Siege Of Yestbecka City

Hypher Westwild marched on the capital Yestbecka City in the North. The people revolted and started a militia, defending the city at all costs. The battle for Yestbecka city would continue for 22 years before Hypher and his soldiers had to retreat. The losses on both sides were great, with 430,000 of Westwilds troops dying, and 450,000 of the New Yestbecka Democracy troops dying. This battle is one of the bloodiest in all the central hemisphere. But this would not mark the end of the War.

## The Divide Of Nations

The Siege of Yestbecka City ended with a major defeat of Hypher and his soldiers, and by 1577, Grand Island could offer no more financial support to Hypher Westwild due to the escalating war in the East against The Acadian Empire in The Grand War. They were getting majorly defeated on several fronts and Hypher was left alone to fight the enemy fro full Yestbeckian control. In 1580, Hypher made a push for the Northern capital once again, but this battle would be ended short due to a sudden fund from Jamestowns Donivan The 2nd to the Democratic fighters, who felt his grandfather James Earlys legacy was to be upheld. Hyphers assault was ended in 1582 with 150,000 losses on his side, and only 80,000 in the North. By this time, Grand Island had pulled out of the war with heavy losses in the east, but could no longer pay for the civil war they started in the West. Hypher was left alone to fight, with no funding, and additionally he was growing sick and old after 26 years of hard combat. He planned to launch 1 more attack against his enemies to win the war. The Southern troops marched across the river for the 3rd time to attack Yestbecka Capital. 200,000 troops and the last of Hyphers funding began fighting i the city in 1583, and combat would be brutal bayonet combat. Hypher died of sickness and age in 1586, but his armies continued to fight regardless. The fighting would stop in 1590 when troops on both sides simply just stopped. Not after 130,000 more southern troop deaths and 160,000 Northern troops. A odd ending to one of the bloodiest conflicts in the central hemisphere. New Yestbecka would be in discussions with the Southern troops for 4 years until they agreed to split the country at its capital into a democracy and a dictatorship. North Yestbecka and South Yestbecka were formed.

 South Yestbecka
 **TOTAL DEATHS** | 1,400,000