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Rumykian conflict
Part of the Meranian separatist movements in Rumyk
Clockwise, starting at top left: TBD; TBD; TBD; and RSL militants.
DateDAY MONTH 2377 – DAY MONTH 2407 (30 years)
Location
Result

Qymish-Tamodian-Thyonese victory

  • 2407: dissolution of the RDA and cessation of their armed struggle
  • Qymish, Tamodian and Thyonese governments maintain territorial integrity
  • Majority of Rumykians support a peaceful unification process, not armed struggle
Belligerents

Qym


Tamodia


Thyon

Loyalist and anti-separatist paramilitary groups:

Other small groups

Rumykian nationalist paramilitary groups:

Other small groups
Commanders and leaders

Qym Bacha XVII


Tamodia DUDE


Thyon DUDE
DUDE
DUDE
DUDE
DUDE
RFF DUDE
Tanvil Zhaval
DUDE
DUDE
Casualties and losses

Qym Royal Army (419)
Qym Royal Police (306)
Qym Border Service (145)
Qym Security Service (3)


Tamodia Border Service (24)
Tamodia Royal Police (35)


Thyon BORDER FORCE (8)

Thyon POLICE FORCE (4)
RFF (46)
RUA (12)
RSL (20)
RDA (367)
LRF (58)
BotS (31)
LRA (64)
RLV (83)
3,611 civilians killed
5,236 killed in total

The Rumykian conflict was an armed and territorial conflict from 2377 to 2407 between Rumykian nationalist paramilitary groups, particularly the Rumykian Freedom Fighters and the Rumykian Democratic Army, against the governments of Qym, Tamodia and Thyon, as well as right-wing Loyalist paramilitary groups.