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'''Gjorkan–Ajak War''', also known as the '''Ajaki Invasion of Gjorka''', was a conflict fought between [[Kingdom of Ajakanistan|Ajakanistan]] and [[Third Gjorkan Kingdom|Gjorka]] from 1754 to 1761. In 1754, [[Ajaki King]] issued a declaration declaring all [[Khoroshiyans]] as subjects of the Ajaki Kingdom and immediately claiming all lands inhabited by them as territories of Ajakanistan, with the majority of this land being located along the [[Ajakanistan–Gjorka border|Ajaki–Gjorkan Border]]. Ajakanistan began an invasion into southwestern Gjorka (modern-day [[Rosemont]]), claiming the entirety of the region as ancestral Khoroshiyan territory. | '''Gjorkan–Ajak War''', also known as the '''Ajaki Invasion of Gjorka''', was a conflict fought between [[Kingdom of Ajakanistan|Ajakanistan]] and [[Third Gjorkan Kingdom|Gjorka]] from 1754 to 1761. In 1754, [[Ajaki King]] issued a declaration declaring all [[Khoroshiyans]] as subjects of the Ajaki Kingdom and immediately claiming all lands inhabited by them as territories of Ajakanistan, with the majority of this land being located along the [[Ajakanistan–Gjorka border|Ajaki–Gjorkan Border]]. Ajakanistan began an invasion into southwestern Gjorka (modern-day [[Rosemont]]), claiming the entirety of the region as ancestral Khoroshiyan territory. | ||
| − | The initial Ajaki invasion in 1754 captured much of southwestern Gjorka but failed to reach its intended goal of [[Baltimore]]. The Gjorkan army made slow advances against the Ajaki army over the next two years of the war, with much of Rosemont still being under Ajaki control by 1757. Gjorkan general [[Marcus Hayes]] began an invasion of Ajakanistan to remove pressure off the Gjorkan reconquest. The invasion was a complete failure, with 60% of the Gjorkan invasion force being killed and all Gjorkan forces being withdrawn by 1758. In late summer of 1760, new Gjorkan general [[George Griffith]] led an offensive to reclaim Rosemont, joining forces with [[Gjorkan Settlers Militias in the Gjorkan–Ajak War|settler militias]] who had been organizing resistance in Ajaki-controlled territories. The offensive was a success and on February 15, 1761, the [[ | + | The initial Ajaki invasion in 1754 captured much of southwestern Gjorka but failed to reach its intended goal of [[Baltimore]]. The Gjorkan army made slow advances against the Ajaki army over the next two years of the war, with much of Rosemont still being under Ajaki control by 1757. Gjorkan general [[Marcus Hayes]] began an invasion of Ajakanistan to remove pressure off the Gjorkan reconquest. The invasion was a complete failure, with 60% of the Gjorkan invasion force being killed and all Gjorkan forces being withdrawn by 1758. In late summer of 1760, new Gjorkan general [[George Griffith]] led an offensive to reclaim Rosemont, joining forces with [[Gjorkan Settlers Militias in the Gjorkan–Ajak War|settler militias]] who had been organizing resistance in Ajaki-controlled territories. The offensive was a success and on February 15, 1761, the [[Ajaki army name here]] surrendered, bringing the war to an end. |
The Gjorkan and Ajaki government signed the [[Treaty of Baltimore (1761)|Treaty of Baltimore]], where the Ajaki government relinquished all claims to Gjorkan territory and declared a status quo antebellum. The war resulted mass killings and organized deportations of Southern Khoroshiyans, resulting in a 90% loss of the Khoroshiyan population in Rosemont by 1770. Gjorka was left bankrupted by the war and resulting tax increases significantly increased tensions between the royal government and the wealthy merchant class, eventually resulting in the [[First Gjorkan Civil War]]. | The Gjorkan and Ajaki government signed the [[Treaty of Baltimore (1761)|Treaty of Baltimore]], where the Ajaki government relinquished all claims to Gjorkan territory and declared a status quo antebellum. The war resulted mass killings and organized deportations of Southern Khoroshiyans, resulting in a 90% loss of the Khoroshiyan population in Rosemont by 1770. Gjorka was left bankrupted by the war and resulting tax increases significantly increased tensions between the royal government and the wealthy merchant class, eventually resulting in the [[First Gjorkan Civil War]]. | ||
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
| + | == Initial Invasion (1754-1755) == | ||
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| + | == First Gjorkan Offensive (1755-1758) == | ||
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=== Invasion of Ajakanistan (1757-1758) === | === Invasion of Ajakanistan (1757-1758) === | ||
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| + | == Peace of 1759 == | ||
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| + | == Second Gjorkan Offensive (1760-1761) == | ||
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| + | == Other campaigns == | ||
| + | === Northwest Gjorka === | ||
| + | === Inner Kingdom === | ||
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| + | == Aftermath == | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[First Gjorkan Civil War]] | ||
| + | * [[OU military intervention in Ajakanistan]], sometimes referred to as the Second Gjorkan–Ajak War | ||
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Gjorkan–Ajak War, also known as the Ajaki Invasion of Gjorka, was a conflict fought between Ajakanistan and Gjorka from 1754 to 1761. In 1754, Ajaki King issued a declaration declaring all Khoroshiyans as subjects of the Ajaki Kingdom and immediately claiming all lands inhabited by them as territories of Ajakanistan, with the majority of this land being located along the Ajaki–Gjorkan Border. Ajakanistan began an invasion into southwestern Gjorka (modern-day Rosemont), claiming the entirety of the region as ancestral Khoroshiyan territory.
The initial Ajaki invasion in 1754 captured much of southwestern Gjorka but failed to reach its intended goal of Baltimore. The Gjorkan army made slow advances against the Ajaki army over the next two years of the war, with much of Rosemont still being under Ajaki control by 1757. Gjorkan general Marcus Hayes began an invasion of Ajakanistan to remove pressure off the Gjorkan reconquest. The invasion was a complete failure, with 60% of the Gjorkan invasion force being killed and all Gjorkan forces being withdrawn by 1758. In late summer of 1760, new Gjorkan general George Griffith led an offensive to reclaim Rosemont, joining forces with settler militias who had been organizing resistance in Ajaki-controlled territories. The offensive was a success and on February 15, 1761, the Ajaki army name here surrendered, bringing the war to an end.
The Gjorkan and Ajaki government signed the Treaty of Baltimore, where the Ajaki government relinquished all claims to Gjorkan territory and declared a status quo antebellum. The war resulted mass killings and organized deportations of Southern Khoroshiyans, resulting in a 90% loss of the Khoroshiyan population in Rosemont by 1770. Gjorka was left bankrupted by the war and resulting tax increases significantly increased tensions between the royal government and the wealthy merchant class, eventually resulting in the First Gjorkan Civil War.
Contents
Background
Initial Invasion (1754-1755)
First Gjorkan Offensive (1755-1758)
Invasion of Ajakanistan (1757-1758)
Peace of 1759
Second Gjorkan Offensive (1760-1761)
Other campaigns
Northwest Gjorka
Inner Kingdom
Aftermath
See also
- First Gjorkan Civil War
- OU military intervention in Ajakanistan, sometimes referred to as the Second Gjorkan–Ajak War
