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The Great Eulhae War (乙亥大战; Jeongmian: 해을대전; eulhae daejeon), often referred to simply as the Great War or Eulhae, was a vast global war that lasted from 1935 to 1943. The vast majority of the world's countries entered into alignment with either the Allied powers or the Contingent powers, mobilizing all their economic and military resources in, including over 100 million in total. The war was principally fought in Sinju and Yeongju, with broader fighting occurring in the rest of the world. The Eulhae War recorded an estimated 80 to 90 million fatalities, as well as tens of millions of further casualties from resulting genocides, disease, and starvation, making it by far the most deadly in Tiandian history.

Etymology
The term Eulhae refers to the year in which the war started, 1935, which is known as 乙亥 (Eulhae) in the sexagenarian calendar cycle.

Meisaan–Mincang conflicts
1897-98 - First War 1915 - Second War 1919 - Third War

Bangju War (1920–23)
The victory of the Fusenese faction at the Bonghwang Wars (1640-1680) led to the foundation of a Bangju Congress in 1685, which although inspired after the diplomatic successes of the Sinju Congress, was structured somewhat differently. Firstly, the Congress had a fixed affinity towards Fusen, with which all constituent states had to comply. Secondly, the Congress could issue to constituent states, compelling them to follow certain regulations and punishing them for possible deviations. As a result, the Bangju Congress was more firmly intertwined than its Sinjuan counterpart, thus earning the of "Bangjuan Empire" (: 방주뎨국 bangju dyeguk).

By the early 20th century, minor forewarning the Great Depression were felt throughout Bangju, and  incompetence by the Congress and its Fusenese mediators incited distrust. The Congress was quickly disharmonized, as southern entities (notably Shojin, not!Tosan and not!Jupon) considered openness to Jeongmi, eastern territories (most notably Hamenkin) likewise to Hachuabsh, and the rest (notably Basanreseri and Sakushi) were still loyal to Fusen. In 1911, Shojin entered a agreement with Jeongmi, with Jeongmian vessels arriving the next year from occupied Amseo.

Fearing these developments, Fusen and Hachuabsh signed the First Treaty of Kiohin in 1914, marking a in the case of Jeongmian aggression. But the treaty was short-lived; a year later, the quinquennial Congress was due, and the constituent states almost unequivocally voted for its permanent dissolution. Because the treaty concerned the Congress, it was thereafter considered annulled. After 230 years of "liquidous borders", the Three Powers assumed responsibility in setting new borders, while respecting the constituents' demands to the best of their abilities. In an attempt to gain more allies in the mainland, Jeongmi demanded that independent Wamu, not!Tosan and Kinshu (in addition to affiliated states; Shojin and not!Jupon) are granted larger plots of land, in the process occupying some lands of modern-day Kaisa, Sakushi and Basanreseri, which angered the locals. While Fusen and Hachuabsh officially agreed to the terms, a second bilateral treaty was signed covertly in 1917, this time with the honorary attendance of the of Kaisa, Sakushi, Basanreseri, and Hamenkin.

The second treaty prepared for simultaneous and ubiquitous against Jeongmi-backed states, sparking the Bangju War.

Mincangan expansion
1927 - coup 1931 - invasion of Yoju 1932-34 - annexation of south

War breaks out in Yedal (1935)
1935 - Chukyo Pact signed

Mincang and Fusen collapse (1941–42)
See Treaty of Chukyo

Aftermath
1943-47 - Occupation of Nukigurun

Creation of new states
1942 - Sansiaonese negotiated independence