NATION

PASSWORD

11

DispatchFactbookHistory

by Kian khe. . 208 reads.

The Eastasian War

THE EASTASIAN WAR

Phase 1 Sides:

Eastasian Faction:

North kchina/Eastasia

The angel of charity

Military Support:

Militarized algerstonia

Rebel Faction:

Kchinese Rebel Coalition (Kchina)

Supported by:

Kian khe

Other Support:

Volinovia

Phase 2 Sides:

Allies:

Kian khe

Kchina

Danelaw Scandinavia

Shavara

Other Support:

Osterreich und ungarn

Pro-North Troops:

North kchina

Zukchiva

Kampf Empire

The angel of charity



Phase 1 Result: Kchinese Rebel Victory, Eastasia is divided into two states. Phase 2 Result: Partial South Kchinese Victory, All armed conflict between the two Kchinas ends.


Overview:

Phase One:

After decades of oppression, war, and famines, the peoples of Eastasia had grown tired of their government. Several rebels raised a massive army and seized control of Southern Kchina. Their success was supported by the Kianese Republic and war was imminent. The Eastasian Army began a massive offensive into Central Kchina in an attempt to defeat the rebels. They initially pushed back the rebels, however Kianese Airstrikes slowed their advance and they were halted at the Battle of Sundao. After this the war quickly became a stalemate with both sides fighting a brutal and inconclusive ground war. Fighting was bloody and the whole world watched in horror as millions died on the battlefields of Kchina.

The Eastasian High Command determined that victory would come through a decisive land battle. The Eastasian Army began an all out frontal assault on rebel defenses near the town of Tsingde in the Kchinese Mountain Provinces. The frontal attack failed and both sides were bogged down. During the battle, foreign reinforcements from the Charitian Empire and arrived on the front and assisted Eastasian Troops. In response to this, many Kianese troops were sent to assist the rebels At last, An Eastasian attack seized a critical series of heights near Tsingde and threatened to break through rebel lines, however their resources had been sapped by months of bloody fighting in Tsingde and their lines were thin. A rebel counterattack pushed them backed and recaptured the heights. The rebels then began a massive flanking maneuver near Tsingde. In their attempt to escape encirclement by rebel troops, the Eastasian Troops were pounded by Kianese Airstrikes and the retreat turned into a bloody rout. A total of about 1.4 million soldiers (Rebel and Eastasian casualties combined) were killed, wounded, or captured during the Battle of Tsingde.

After the Battle of Tsingde, The rebels gained the strategic initiative. They captured the Eastasian Arms Depot at Huangzhou and launched an offensive into the Northern Steppe of Kchina. By now, The Charitian Empire and the Kianese Republic had intervened in full force and were fighting on opposite sides. Thanks to Charitian intervention the rebel offensive on the northern steppe was slowed, however the Eastasians were still losing the war and had no chance of military victory. During this period of time, fighting came dangerously close to Kian Khe when a planned Charitian attack on the Kchinese-Kianese border was aborted at the last minute. A massive aerial conflict was fought between Charitian and Kianese forces was also fought during the war as Kianese bombers and fighters attempted to strike targets in Eastasia and on the battlefield. Kianese forces eventually gained air superiority, which became a deciding factor in the outcome of the war.

Finally, after a series of long negotiations between Kian Khe and the Charitian Empire, a ceasefire agreement was signed and all major fighting came to an end. Eastasia was divided into two states: North kchina and the Republic of Kchina (South Kchina).

Phase 2:

During the ceasefire a strong defensive line called the Xuyen line was built along the Kchinese DMZ by Kian Khe. During its construction a series of border conflicts between North and South Kchina began. These conflicts escalated into war when South Kchinese troops began a massive offensive on the North Kchinese port of Halian. The Kianese Army also launched an amphibious attack on the port. The Kian-Kchinese offensive cut off Halian from the rest of North Kchina and all out war began. Seeking to prevent what they perceived as Kianese expansionism, The nation of Zukchiva entered the war on North Kchina's side. Meanwhile, Danelaw Scandinavia intervened on the South Kchinese side. The nation of Shavara also sent aid to the Kchinese Republic.

With Halian surrounded the Kianese Army began a massive offensive from the Xuyen Line hoping to trap all North Kchinese soldiers between Halian and Central North Kchina by cutting them off at the Sarkish border. Eager to prevent this from happening, The North Kchinese Army engaged the Kianese troops at the Battle of the Ming River, where their army was nearly destroyed by a Kianese Armor attack. They were saved by last minute Zukchivan intervention in the battle. Meanwhile, The North Kchinese garrison at Halian fell after a long siege.

In an attempt to expand their influence in Orientalis, The Kampf Empire sent volunteers to fight in the war. By now the war had bogged down into a partial stalemate. In the west Kianese troops were locked in a bloody battle with North Kchinese and Kampfen soldiers, while in the East, near the Ming River, North Kchinese and Zukchivan troops attacked Danelaw soldiers in an attempt to break through their lines. In the air, Kianese planes, carpet bombed enemy positions, which also caused massive civilian losses.

The partial stalemate ended when a surprise North Kchinese offensive was begun and threatened to utterly destroy the allied army. However, At the Battle of Qensung, Kianese Troops were able to beat off the North Kchinese offensive, however rapid Charitian intervention in the war meant that another battle was going to be fought to determine the fate of Kchina. The Charitian Army began a massive attack on the town of Qensen with the goal of crushing Kianese positions there. The attack failed due to strong Kianese defenses and heavy artillery fire. After the Battle of Qensen, Charitian forces withdrew from Kchina. Realizing that the war had completely turned against them, North Kchina signed an armistice that allowed South Kchina to retain all the land that they had captured during the war and officially ended all armed conflict.

The bloodiest war fought on the continent of Orientalis was over......




Phase One Casualties:

Kchinese Rebel Losses: 3 million KIA, WIA, or POW

Eastasian Losses: 4 million KIA, WIA, or POW

Kianese Losses: 80,000 KIA, WIA, or POW (Not including pilots killed or captured during the war)

Charitian Losses: 70,000 KIA, WIA, or POW (Not including pilots killed or captured during the war)

Civilian Losses: Estimated at 9 million dead

Military Total: About 7.1 million

Total: 14.1 million

Phase Two Casualties

South Kchinese Losses: 2 million KIA, WIA, or POw

Kianese Losses: 200,000 KIA, WIA, or POW

Danelaw Losses: 1000

Shavaran Losses: Several Commandoes killed

North Kchinese Losses: 4 million KIA, WIA, or POW

Zukchivan Losses: 70,000 KIA, WIA, or POW

Kampf Losses: Unknown

Charitian Losses: 70,000 KIA, WIA, POW

Civilian Dead: 9 Million dead

Total Losses

Military Casualties: 13.4 Million KIA, WIA, or POW

Civilian Dead: 18 Million Dead



Kian khe

RawReport