Krauanagazan Civil War (Pacifica)

Introduction

The Krauanagazan Civil War was a tumultuous period that spanned over six decades, from 1913 to 1976. This devastating conflict unfolded against the backdrop of discriminatory policies imposed by the Heritio Korosha regime, which systematically marginalized the Krautali population and sparked widespread discontent across the nation.

The seeds of the Krauanagazan Civil War were sown through the Heritio Korosha regime's discriminatory measures, epitomized by the Commonization Act (CA) and the Morotra Purges. The Krautali, dispossessed and marginalized, harbored resentment against a government that stripped them of their rights, culture, and land. The Lupritali, torn between loyalty to the government and a vision of a united nation, found themselves entangled in moral dilemmas. The Mitalldukish elite, enjoying newfound privileges, looked upon a fractured society with entitlement.

Economic disparities exacerbated by forced relocations and the rise of Mitalldukish settlements further fueled the flames of discontent. The Nayyatal uprising on April 7, 1913, became the catalyst that plunged Krauanagaz into a brutal civil war.