Qymish succession crisis of 2440–2441
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| Qymish succession crisis of 2440–2441 | ||||||||
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 Protest in Patsalys | ||||||||
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| Belligerents | ||||||||
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Pro-Vuqac clique Loyalist protesters |
Pro-Lazmyq clique Anti-Vuqac protesters |
Qymish Republican Front Anti-Zhifol protesters | ||||||
| Commanders and leaders | ||||||||
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Prince Vuqac X Mabel Pegan X Prince Gargu Prince Dabul |
Prince Lazmyq Prince Qodzar Prince Nimerk |
Mikis Zhavjõ Mirmo X | ||||||
| Strength | ||||||||
| TBD | TBD | TBD | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | ||||||||
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Bacha XIX and Mabel Pegan assassinated 3 policemen dead 8 counter-protesters dead Prince Farem and Zaja Miroq kidnapped 250–500 injured |
127 protesters dead 1,500–2,000 injured 18,371 arrested |
Mirmo assassinated 73 protesters dead 750–1,000 injured 4,786 arrested | ||||||
A succession crisis emerged in Qym in 2440 at the end of Bacha XVIII's reign as King of Qym.
Background
Renunciation of Prince Mirmo
Prince Mirmo's renunciation of his royal privileges and titles U/C