Morsto-Zǐsè War

Morsto-Zǐsè War
Date 1 Apr 1820 - 8 Aug 1840 (20 years, 4 months, 1 week and 1 day) Location East Gondwanan coast, South Concordian Ocean Result Ziseshouweiese victory Beginning of decolonisation of the Morstaybishlian Empire Independence of several Morstaybishlian colonies and territories Beginning of the Zǐsè Communist Revolution
Participants
Morstaybishlian Empire	Ziseshouweiese Empire Crania (1839-40)
Commanders and leaders
Morstaybishlian Empire: Rosamund I Gustav II	Ziseshouwei: Shí Yi † Shí Xi † Shí Kangxi
Strength
1,654,600	4,230,000
Casualties and losses
239,000 dead 245,071 killed by disease, wounds, accidents and other causes	750,000 dead 1,100,000 killed by disease, wounds, accidents and other causes 241,056 civilians killed

The Morsto-Zǐsè War was a war that occurred in Ziseshouwei and the former Morstaybishlian Gondwanan colonies from the 1st of April 1820 to the 8th of August 1840.

The war was provoked after the Ziseshouweiese Empire established a strict embargo over several vital Morstaybishlian trade routes. Following umpteen failed negotiations, the Mostaybishlian Empire responded with an aggressive attack. The war was fought over the oceans and islands for two years until the Morstaybishlian Empire pushed a full scale invasion from the Gondwanan territory. The unconventional terrain and harsh summers led to one of the biggest military death tolls in recent years.

By the end of the war, the Shí Dynasty became very unpopular. A revolution in April 1841 led to the forced abdication of Shí Kangxi and the old regime was replaced by a provisional government. A second revolution in October that year led to the removal of the Provisional government in favour for the communist state.