Ethnic and Religious tensions within the Judeo-Dacian Empire

Ethnic and Religious Conflicts within the Judeo-Dacian Empire
Part of Ethnic and religious tensions within the Judeo-Dacian Empire
Date 8 May 1779 - 22 January 1801 (21 years, 8 months and 2 weeks) Location Judeo-Dacian Empire, modern-day Pavulturilor Result Pavulturilor Proclaimation Establishment of the Kingdom of Pavulturilor and the Pavulturilori national identity
Belligerents
Judeo-Dacian Empire Dacian Orthodox Church (from 1784) Comăști Legion (from 1784) Supported By: Far-Duben Principality (from 1781) Various beduin tribes	Dacian Orthodox Church (until 1784) Comăști Legion (until 1784) Northern Dacian Legion (until 1784)	City-State of Dubătemir (from 1780 until 1786) Various independence movements Holy Army of Strechia Free-City of Damesek (from 1783 until 1789) Various beduin tribes Wallakhian Recognition council (from late 1779 until 1800) Northen Dacian Legion (from 1784 until 1800)

The Ethnic and Religious Conflicts within the Judeo-Dacian Empire, were a series of wars, insurgencies, and other types of ethnic and religious motivated violence committed by various religous and ethnic movments which saw the near Uralization of the Judeo-Dacian Empire, and resulted in the Pavulturilor Decelration, which formed the Kingdom of Pavulturilor.

Background

Main article: Ethnic and religious tensions within the Judeo-Dacian Empire

Prelude

Main articles: First Comăști Incident, Negba Incident, and Damesek Decleration

Conflicts and Major Events

Comăști Crusade

Main article: Comăști Crusade

Strechian Intifada

Main article: Strechian Intifada

I'ir Duben Agreement

Main article: I'ir Duben Agreement

Negba War

Main article: Negba War

Second Comăști Incident

Main article: Second Comăști Incident

Dubătemir Revolt

Main article: Dubătemir Revolt

Strechian Genocide

Main article: Strechian Genocide

Wallakhi Genocide

Main article: Wallakhi Genocide

Aftermath

Pavulturilor Proclaimation

Main article: Pavulturilor Proclaimation

Re-settlement of Strechia

Main article: Re-settlement of Strechia

See Also

• Uralization
• Uralization of Illyricum