War:Sutican Civil War

The Sutican Civil War

Date: 38 SA - 39 SA Place: Commonwealth of Sutica Result: Loyalist Victory The Southern Sutican Alliance disbands Queen Johanna I is reaffirmed as Sutica's monarch Leaders of the Rebellion taken into Haeseni custody Belligerents Sutican Loyalists & Allies: Commonwealth of Sutica Archduchy of Hyspia Landgraviate of Alstreim Duchy of Corazon Kingdom of Haense Duchy of Reinmar Holy Orenian Empire Principality of Sedan The Southern Sutican Alliance: Barony of Trabzon Lordship of Keornhall The Rustlers The Silver Lubba Band Commanders Johanna I, Queen of Sutica Corwin Alexander, Crown Prince of Sutica Cesar II, Archduke of Hyspia Carlos Mendez, Lord of Castle Mendez Ulrich Lothar, Landgrave of Alstreim Olivier Renault, Duke of Corazon Heinrik II, King of Hanseti-Ruska Ser Ailred var Ruthern, Lord Marshal of Hanseti-Ruska Sir Friedrich Barclay Johann Barclay, Baron of Sigradz John VIII, Holy Orenian Emperor Leopold I, Prince of Sedan John Hartcold, 1st Viscount of Fauconberg Filippos Komnenos, Baron of Trabzon Keorn, Lord of Keornhall Corbin Wick ✝ Elsiimah'Ceru, Boss of the Rustlers Mika Uialben, The Silver Lubba

The Sutican Civil War was an internal conflict between the Commonweath of Sutica and the rebellious vassals of Trabzon and Keornhall. The war began when the Rebel faction announced that they would renounce their oaths of fealty and would move to depose the current Queen of Sutica and the Barclay-Alstreim dynasty. In response, Sutica received foreign aid from the nations of Haense and Oren as well as the Urguani vassal-states of Sedan and Vasiyeva. Following the declaration of support, Haense began military operations almost immediately.

Battles, Skirmishes, and Sieges

• 12th of the Grand Harvest, 38 SA - Battle of The Rhein - Loyalist Victory

Timeline

• 38 S.A
  • The Rebel faction declares their intentions to overthrow the current Sutican government and renounce their oaths of fealty, thus forming the Sutican Southern Alliance. [1]
  • A host of Rebels march into the Capital, but are unopposed due to Queen Johanna I taking shelter in the palace. Bloodshed is avoided and the Rebels return to their keeps.
  • Sutica almost immediately receives foreign backing from both the Kingdom of Haense and the Holy Orenian Empire, with Haense instantly sending troops to aid the Alstreim Queen. [2][3]
  • The Brotherhood of Saint Karl, led by Lord Marshal Ailred Ruthern, occupy the abandoned Sutican city of The Rhein, preventing the rebels in Trabzon a northern path of retreat. [4]
  • Lord Marshal Ailred appoints Sergeant Flemius and Sergeant Henry Bishop to establish a garrison within The Rhein to monitor rebel movements.
  • The Archduchy of Hyspia by default moves to support the Loyalist faction, with Carlos Mendez calling in the Mercatorii to fight on Hyspia's behalf.
  • The Duchy of Reinmar remobilizes in order to protect Queen Johanna I due to familial ties. [5]
  • The Sutican Loyalists, primarily the Haeseni expedition, increase fortifications within The Rhein. Simultaneously, the Sutican Rebels increase fortifications at Keornhall.
  • The Southern Sutican Alliance, having just secured mercenary contracts with the Rustlers and the Silver Lubba Band, march to the Loyalist occupied Barony of The Rhein and engage the Haeseni garrison stationed there, sparking the Battle of The Rhein. The Loyalist forces emerge victorious, boosting morale and getting battle experience under the belts of many of the fresher recruits.
  • The Principality of Sedan, having ties to Sutica and Haense, joins the war on the Loyalist side. [6]
  • The Church of the Canon declares support for the Barclay-Alstreim Dynasty, and encourages its members to fight for Queen Johanna. [7]
  • The Imperial State Army marches to reinforce the Brotherhood of Saint Karl's garrison at The Rhein.
• 39 S.A
  • After peace talks between the Southern Sutican Alliance and the loyalist-aligned Kingdom of Haense and Commonwealth of Sutica, the Southern Sutica Alliance surrenders unconditionally and the war is declared a Loyalist victory. [8]