2003 Creeperian coup attempt

2003 Creeperian coup attempt
	Part of the Creeperian Conflicts
	; The Romerist Military Junta, formed after the coup
Date	18 June 2003; 21 years ago
Location	San Salvador, Creeperopolis
Result	Coup attempt failed
Belligerents
Creeperian government Armed Forces;	Alfonso supporters Armed Forces (rebels);
Commanders and leaders
Romero III †; Alexander, Prince of Extremadura; Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez; Edmundo González Robles; Arturo Merino Núñez; Gerardo Barrios Dueñas; Venancio López Requena;	Alfonso, Prince of La'Victoria †; Armando Figueroa Molina †; Rubén Franco Alcabú ; Carlos Menem Menem ; José Costa Araujo ; Roberto Morales Obregón ;
Casualties and losses
	Thousands killed or missing in subsequent purges

The 2003 Creeperian coup attempt, known in Creeperopolis as 18–J (Creeperian: 18–Ջ), was a failed coup attempt which sought to install Alfonso, Prince of La'Victoria, the second son of Emperor Romero III, as the emperor of Creeperopolis. During the coup, Romero III was killed by rebel forces loyal to Alfonso, but Alfonso himself was also killed and military forces loyal to Romero III asserted control over the country and established the Romerist Military Junta. The junta proclaimed Alexander, Prince of Extremadura as the country's emperor.

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v t e 2003 Creeperian coup d'état
Background	Alfonsisto Marapolitics
Participants	Gerardo Barrios Dueñas Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez Edmundo González Robles Martín Gutiérrez Sánchez Mario Hernández Sanjurjo Arturo Merino Núñez Venancio López Requena
Aftermath	2003–04 Martial Law Alexander II of Creeperopolis Romerist Military Junta
Controversies	2003–04 Purges Human rights in Creeperopolis

v t e Coups, self coups, and attempted coups since 1500
List of coups d'état and coup attempts by country
1800s	Castilliano (1823)^c Castilliano (1824)^‡ Castilliano (1825)^‡ Castilliano (1826)^c^‡ Creeperopolis (1833)^c
1900s	Creeperopolis (1900)^c El Salvador (1908)^c^‡ Gjorka (1917)^c Creeperopolis (1923) Castilliano (1925) El Salvador (1926)^c El Salvador (1933)^c State of the Church (1933) Castilliano (1934)^c Noundures (1935)^c Terranihil (1942)^c^‡ Noundures (1951) Rotorua (1955)^c Reykanes (1957)^c Sequoyah (1959)^c^‡ Gjorka (1971)^c Ajakanistan (1987)^c Terranihil (1992)
2000s	Creeperopolis (2003) Zahle (2007) Terranihil (2009)^c Paleocacher (2018–20) Sequoyah (Jun 2020)^c Sequoyah (Dec 2020)^c^‡
Successful coup^c Self coup^‡ Attempted coup

v t e Creeperian Conflicts (1921–present)

Participants			Timeline	Key aspects
			The Reigns of Terrors (1921-1949) Christmas Putsch (1923) San Pedro Incident (1925) Crisis of 1928 General Election of 1932 San Salvador del Norte Incident (1933) Creeperian Civil War (1933-1949) De-Catholization (1933-1949) Salvadoran War (1933-1935) El Mozote Massacre (1934) 1934 Political Assassinations Third Senvarian Insurgency (1934-2020) Papal War (1935-1946) 1937 Deltinian Rebellion The Dark Years (1939-1944) Denshire Massacre (1944) Siege of San Salvador (1946-1949) Battle of the Zapatista River (1949) San Salvador Trials (1949) Operation Genesis 19:24–25 (1950-) Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 Massacre of the Seven Thousand (1957) Salvadoran Crisis of 1976 1976 Creeperian coup d'état attempt La'Matanza (1979) Motion for the Eradication of MS (1979) Mara War (1979-) Castillianan Insurgency (1980-) Battle of Tuxtla Martínez-Panachor (1988) Mapastepec Massacre (1998) Alfonsisto (1999-2003) 2003 Creeperian coup d'état Motion for the Eradication of MS (2004) 2013 San Salvador Attacks 2019 San Salvador Attacks Battle of Rushdi (2019) Deltinian Insurgency (2019-) Treaty of Adolfosburg (2020) 2020 Salvadoran Protests Treaty of Puerto Atlántida (2020) Battle of Ciudad Rey Alfonso I (2020) 2020 Creeperian coup d'état attempt San Pedroan Bush War (2020-) Operation Banana (2020)	Illegal drug trade Illegal Drug Trade in Creeperopolis San Pedroan Bush War Government aspects Creeperian Initiative Operation Genesis 19:24–25 Human rights in Creeperopolis Politics of Creeperopolis
Anti-Government Forces	Government of Creeperopolis	Death Squads
MS Minor Criminal Gangs Minor Drug Cartels Salvadoran Protestors FARSP AUC RC FMLN 23x15px EC Former rebels PCSC Atheist Red Army PASP Miguelists SKBF Granada ORDEN ELPC MCN ERAN FDCC Salvadoran Revolutionaries Salvadoran Army Mutineers Army Mutineers CNCR Armed Forces Mutineers JRGRC Linked to Emirate of Deltino GPRCE Terranihil 23x15px Senvar-Sonsatepan XFOC Morova Some politicians	Creeperian Armed Forces: Creeperian Army Creeperian Navy Creeperian Air Force Creeperian Imperial Guard National Intelligence Directorate Creeperian National Police Other Operation Genesis 19:24–25 Former government program Motion for the Eradication of MS (1979) Motion for the Eradication of MS (2004) Linked to • Quebecshire • El Salvador • State of the Church	MDA FALANGE (from 2020) Members: ECCP FRENAMI MANO Former paramilitaries PRC Falange Creeperiano FPPC Camisas Negras FCPC Linked to Creeperopolis [ DINA HRM Some military personnel Some politicians

v t e Creeperian Armed Forces
Military Branches	Creeperian Army Creeperian Navy Creeperian Air Force Creeperian Imperial Guard National Intelligence Directorate
Current Commanders	Alexander II Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez José Guerrero López Gustavo Leigh Guzmán César Mendoza Durán
Army	Orders, decorations, and medals Ranks Equipment Vehicles Music Armies Army Corps Influence in politics
Navy	Orders, decorations, and medals Ranks Equipment Ships Music Flotillas Influence in politics
Air Force	Orders, decorations, and medals Ranks Equipment Aircraft Music Wings Influence in politics
Imperial Guard	Orders, decorations, and medals Ranks Equipment Vehicles Music Influence in politics
DINA	Orders, decorations, and medals Ranks Equipment Vehicles Music Influence in politics
All Conflicts	List of wars involving Creeperopolis Creeperian Crusade Deltinian War Creeperian Peasants' War Ten Years' War Twenty Years' War Honduran Genocide 1555 Creeperian coup d'état Second Senvarian Civil War Monarch's Revolution 1729 Creeperian coup d'état People's Revolution Revolution of Restoration War of the Creeperian Succession Revolution of 1833 Annexation of Senvar First Senvarian Insurgency Second Senvarian Insurgency Creeperian Conflicts Reigns of Terrors Christmas Coup San Pedro Incident Creeperian Civil War Salvadoran War Desert War Third Senvarian Insurgency Papal War Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 Ajaki–Reykani War Rubicon War Surian Fishing War Deltinian Insurgency Mara War Castillianan Insurgency 2003 Creeperian coup d'état 2019–2020 Morovan crisis Armas Blockade Martial Law Sequoyan Civil War CODECO military intervention in Sequoyah OU military intervention in Ajakanistan
External Conflicts	Creeperian Crusade Three Years' War Second Senvarian Civil War Annexation of Senvar Ajaki–Reykani War Rubicon War Surian Fishing War 2019–2020 Morovan crisis Armas Blockade Sequoyan Civil War CODECO military intervention in Sequoyah OU military intervention in Ajakanistan
Internal Conflicts	List of Creeperian coup d'états Deltinian War Creeperian Peasants' War Ten Years' War Twenty Years' War Honduran Genocide 1555 Creeperian coup d'état Monarch's Revolution 1729 Creeperian coup d'état People's Revolution Revolution of Restoration War of the Creeperian Succession Revolution of 1833 First Senvarian Insurgency Second Senvarian Insurgency Creeperian Conflicts The Reigns of Terrors Christmas Coup San Pedro Incident Creeperian Civil War Salvadoran War Third Senvarian Insurgency Papal War Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 Deltinian Insurgency Mara War Castillianan Insurgency 2003 Creeperian coup d'état Martial Law

v t e Monarchs of Creeperopolis
Head Chiefs (220BC–537AD)	Axayacatl I (220BC–198BC) Axayacatl II (198BC–160BC) Matzio I (160BC–156BC) Catzlóche I (156BC–130BC) Chepín I (130BC–62BC) Huectotz I (62BC–28BC) Axayacatl III (28BC–39AD) Alíxantezi I (39AD–92AD) Huemoze I (92AD–155AD) Chepín II (155AD–219AD) Hueztácho I (219AD–280AD) Huemoze II (280AD–333AD) Catzlóche II (333AD–403AD) Catzlóche III (403AD–463AD) Phálihuep I (463AD–520AD) Ozchaxar I (520AD–537AD)
Old Kingdom (537AD–745AD)	Felipe I (537AD–568AD) Armando I (568AD–598AD) Fernando I (598AD–601AD) Armando II (601AD–656AD) Felipe II (656AD–661AD) Armando II (661AD–667AD) Felipe II (667AD–675AD) Armando II (675AD–678AD) Felipe II (678AD–679AD) Armando III (679AD–713AD) Fidel I (713AD–732AD) Fidel II (732AD–745AD)
Rabadsun (745AD–1231)	Rodolfo I (745AD–750AD) Rodolfo II (750AD–780AD) Rodolfo III (780AD–814AD) Fidel I (814AD–855AD) Fidel II (855AD–876AD) Miguel I (876AD–899AD) Rodolfo IV (899AD–930AD) José I (930AD–957AD) Rodolfo V (957AD–980AD) Alberto I (980AD–980AD) José II (980AD–1010) Óscar I (1010–1045) Rodolfo VI (1045–1066) Felipe I (1066–1090) Felipe II (1090–1120) María I (1120–1120) Alfonso I (1120–1162) Alfonso II (1162–1180) Rodolfo VII (1180–1230) Alfonso III (1230–1231)
Absolute Kings (1231–1565)	Alfonso I (1231–1264) Alfonso II (1264–1273) Salvador I (1273–1285) Manuel I (1285–1301) Miguel I (1301–1365) Adolfo I (1365–1385) Miguel II (1385–1405) Miguel III (1405–1444) Manuel II (1444–1487) Miguel IV (1487–1500) Miguel V (1500–1555) Miguel VI (1555) Alfonso III (1555–1587)
Constitutional Kings (1565–1778)	Alfonso III (1555–1587) Carlos I (1587–1603) Salvador II (1603–1634) Alfonso IV (1634–1666) Maximiliano I (1666–1697) Carlos II (1697–1728) Carlos III (1728–1729) Adolfo II (1730–1770) Manuel III (1770–1783)
Emperors (1778–present)	Manuel III (1770–1783) Manuel IV (1783–1833) Salvador III (1783–1790) Adolfo III (1833–1887) Maximiliano II (1887–1898) Alexander I (1898–1910) Alfonso V (1910–1918) Adolfo IV (1918–1933) Romero I (1933–1946) Miguel VII (1933–1947) Romero II (1946–1976) Marcos I (1947–1949) Adolfo V (1976–1987) Romero III (1987–1999) Alfonso VI (1999–2003) Alexander II (2003–present)
Five Great Monarchs in bold Disputed monarchs in italics

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