1620 Abdan race riot

1620 Abdan race riot
Part of ethnic violence against Deltinians
A depiction of the race riot.
Date	8 March 1620 – 4 June 1620 (2 months, 3 weeks and 6 days)
Location	Across Abdan, Creeperopolis
Caused by	Election of Badri al-Morad
Goals	Resignation, later death, of Badri al-Morad Ethnic cleansing of Deltinians
Methods	Rioting, looting, arson, lynching
Resulted in	Riot suppressed
Parties to the civil conflict
Deltinian civilians Creeperian government Creeperian Army Creeperian civilians and death militias
Lead figures
Uncentralized Fidel Moreno Dávalos Badri al-Morad   Hernán Kassandro López Uncentralized
Number
Thousands ~3,000 Thousands to Tens of Thousands
Casualties and losses
1,418 dead 20 dead 121 dead 519 arrested

The 1620 Abdan race riot (Creeperian: 1620 Motín Racial de Abdan), known in Deltinian as the Persecution of 1620 (Deltinian Arabic: اضطهاد 1620, pronounced aidtihad 1620) was a racial motivated riot that occurred in Abdan, Creeperopolis, in 1620 following the election of Badri al-Morad, an ethnic Deltinian.