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Cabecian Civil War (Atlantic Islands)

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The Cabecian Civil War (also known as the Cabecian Uprising and Cabecian Coup d'état by the British) was a major armed conflict on the island of Cabecia which directly involved every major ethnicity living on the island. Lasting 2 months, the war was the most costly and destructive war on the island of Cabecia. The civil war was an important event that lead to the independence of the island as a British dominion after the dissolution of Coleman's Pro-British Party led to the nation being a government in exile, along with the integration of the ethnicities and cultures living on the island.

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Anti-Coleman rebels: *border|25px Dutch Cabecian Rebels *border|25px Portuguese Cabecian Rebels *Jewish Cabecian Militias *border|25px Cabecian Separatists border|25px border|25px Dutch and Portuguese-supplied ships and ammunition border|25px backing border|25px Pro-British Cabecian government military

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PCR: 8,500+ JCM: 5,000? DCR: 11,000+

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British: 1,000+ Cabecian: 22,000+

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1876-08-19

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Cabecian Civil War

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June 1876

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*Anti-Coleman victory * *Dissolution of the *Cabecia becomes a

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, Cabecian Sea

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The Cabecian Civil War (also known as the Cabecian Uprising and Cabecian Coup d'état by the British) was a major armed conflict on the island of Cabecia which directly involved every major ethnicity living on the island. Lasting 2 months, the war was the most costly and destructive war on the island of Cabecia. The civil war was an important event that lead to the independence of the island as a British dominion after the dissolution of Coleman's Pro-British Party led to the nation being a government in exile, along with the integration of the ethnicities and cultures living on the island.