Events

The Problem with Portugal

By Mário Queiroz (player)

After thirty years of peace, it seems that Portugal may once more be on the brink of war. The King and his pliant government insist that it is through war that Portugal will Regenerate, but certain naysayers declare doom on the horizon, and argue for different paths forward.

The Siamese King Pinklao Chakri is furious with the bankruptcy and the open acts of piracy of the sultans of Perak and Selangor.

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The King Pinklao Chalkri is visibly angry with the bankruptcy and the open acts of piracy of the sultans of Perak and Selangor and has threatened war over the issue of repayments and piracy.

The Pants-Shitting Revolution

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A Great Revolt had broken out in Riga due to a fermentation of many factors. The final straw for these thousands of radicals was Governor-General Pahlen's dirty laundry...

The Platine War

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A war meant to bring Paraguay under Brazilian protection spiraled into a grand conflict for the future of the River Plate basin

Second Dai nam Siam war

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The second War against Siam tyranny

Breaking the glass Zelling!!

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Finally -after a thousand years of monarchist oppresion in the Holy Roman Empire and in the German Confederation- a call for revolution, a call for liberation, a call for the masses to break their chains, to break the glass Zelling has been sung with the chorus of thunderous applause.

The Captive of Herat

In which the traitor, Kamran Durrani, who had escaped justice from the slighted Abbas Mirza, is brought before Shah Mohammad Qajar by the Shah's brother, Bahram Mirza.

The 5th Anglo-Maratha War

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This article consists of a compilation of events and battles of the British war against the Marathas.

Dia Nam-Siam war

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The Vietnamese minority of Siamese Laos complained of mistreatment by the Siamese King and requested for Dai Nam reintergration.

Death of the Sher-e-Punjab: Rahaj Ranjit Singh, killed in 4th Battle of Punjab. List of events that led to the death of Khalsa's Raj freedom fighter.

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This article includes a compilation of the events that led to the war against the Marathas and the tragic death of Rahaj Ranjit Singh in battle.

The Frontier Wars

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From 1838 to 1843, the Cape Colony of the British Commonwealth engaged in a series of military conflicts with the native tribes and the Boer Rebellion of the Natal Coast region. First with the Anglo-Basuto War, then with the Pacification of the Boer Rebellion and lastly the Anglo-Zulu War.

Not even the Hindu Kush can protect Kabul from becoming a graveyard by empires. Kabul's partition parts Khalsa Raj and Persia 's ways

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War correspondance on Khalsa Raj and Persia's invasion against the Emirate of Kabul. A brief war report on the Khalsa Raj and Persian Empire's war (s) against the Emirate of Kabul; and a diplomatic briefing on the breach of the partition agreement between Persia and Khalsa Raj.

The road to war is paved with sabre-rattling declarations.

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The Maratha's Emperor presents Khalsa Raj ruler, Ranjit Sindh, with a dilemma, pick between an awful deal in which Khalsa Raj accepts Maratha's control over Sindh, or the sword. Raja Sindh accepts neither and proposes a trial by combat (ruler vs ruler) between the rulers of both nations, war breaks.

Failure at the Rio Conference

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Despite attempts at reconciling border disputes, the The Rio Conference for Peace ended far more hostile than it started, the major powers of South America are set on a path of war.

The Coastal Frontier Wars - The Colonial Guard Mobilizes!

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Sir Benjamin D'Urban alongside General Watkin McMurdo begin mobilizing the Colonial Guard to prepare for the pacification of the Zulu tribe near the Natal coast.

Merina Kingdom ends first Unification war

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The Merina kingdom has conquered the northern kingdom of Antankarana in first campaign to unite Madagascar under the Merina rule.

Kabul soldiers raid the border with the Khalsa Raj and reach Jamrud

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Pasthun soldiers from Kabul have been conducting raids on the border with the Khalsa Raj, close to Jamrud, motivated by Durrani empire revivalism and Sunni yihadism. The Khalsa Raj government, lead by Ranjit Sindh, has declared the hostilities as "intolerable".