Difference between revisions of "Dellalt Conflict"
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| side1 = [[Nikklon Mining Incorporated]]<br />[[Hapes Consortium]]<br />[[Galactic Empire]] | | side1 = [[Nikklon Mining Incorporated]]<br />[[Hapes Consortium]]<br />[[Galactic Empire]] | ||
| side2 = [[New Anzat Order]] | | side2 = [[New Anzat Order]] | ||
| − | | side1leaders = CEO [[Jeff Corbin]] <br/> King [[ | + | | side1leaders = CEO [[Jeff Corbin]] <br/> King [[James I]] <br/> Emperor [[Vodo Bonias]] |
| side2leaders = Prime Minister [[Perrin Wolfstar]] | | side2leaders = Prime Minister [[Perrin Wolfstar]] | ||
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| + | '''Allied Tion''' or '''Dellalt Conflict''' was a conflict that took place in the middle of Year 5 when the [[New Anzat Order]] attempted to annex the [[Tion Cluster]] where [[Nikklon Mining Incorporated]] had established itself and was conducting mining operations. The Anzat government attempted to pressure Nikklon's management in to leaving the sector or to pay tribute in the form of raw materials. The [[Hapes Consortium]] dispatched diplomatic staff to conduct negotiations, as well as warships to initiate a blockade and protect Nikklon workers who were Hapan citizens. Following extensive negotiations, the Hapans urged the [[Galactic Empire]] to involve itself to thwart Anzati expansionist tendencies. Once Imperial forces arrived, the Hapans broke their blockade, and Anzat faced internal turmoil that would eventually lead to it becoming an Imperial satellite state. | ||
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==Aftermath & Legacy== | ==Aftermath & Legacy== | ||
With an eventual rebuffing of Anzat claims to the [[Tion Cluster]], Nikklon would continue to expand their operations throughout the sector in the following years, becoming the sector's dominant industrial actor. Consequently a wave of nationalism swept the three sectors that make up the Tion Cluster, and the inhabitants of the region were rallied by [[Jeff Corbin]] to reinstate the [[Tion Hegemony]] in Year 9. The events of the conflict can also be said to have motivated the Tion Hegemony's entry in to the [[Imperial Union]], which was finalized in Year 11. | With an eventual rebuffing of Anzat claims to the [[Tion Cluster]], Nikklon would continue to expand their operations throughout the sector in the following years, becoming the sector's dominant industrial actor. Consequently a wave of nationalism swept the three sectors that make up the Tion Cluster, and the inhabitants of the region were rallied by [[Jeff Corbin]] to reinstate the [[Tion Hegemony]] in Year 9. The events of the conflict can also be said to have motivated the Tion Hegemony's entry in to the [[Imperial Union]], which was finalized in Year 11. | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{SecondGalactic Civil War}} |
| − | [[Category: Conflicts]] | + | [[Category:Conflicts]] |
Revision as of 11:26, 11 February 2018
| Dellalt Conflict | |
| Date | Year 5 Day 199 — Year 5 Day 262 |
| Location | Dellalt System (Tion Cluster) |
| Result | New Anzat Order retreats from Tion Cluster |
| Belligerents | |
| Nikklon Mining Incorporated Hapes Consortium Galactic Empire | New Anzat Order |
| Commanders and Leaders | |
| CEO Jeff Corbin King James I Emperor Vodo Bonias | Prime Minister Perrin Wolfstar |
Allied Tion or Dellalt Conflict was a conflict that took place in the middle of Year 5 when the New Anzat Order attempted to annex the Tion Cluster where Nikklon Mining Incorporated had established itself and was conducting mining operations. The Anzat government attempted to pressure Nikklon's management in to leaving the sector or to pay tribute in the form of raw materials. The Hapes Consortium dispatched diplomatic staff to conduct negotiations, as well as warships to initiate a blockade and protect Nikklon workers who were Hapan citizens. Following extensive negotiations, the Hapans urged the Galactic Empire to involve itself to thwart Anzati expansionist tendencies. Once Imperial forces arrived, the Hapans broke their blockade, and Anzat faced internal turmoil that would eventually lead to it becoming an Imperial satellite state.
Aftermath & Legacy
With an eventual rebuffing of Anzat claims to the Tion Cluster, Nikklon would continue to expand their operations throughout the sector in the following years, becoming the sector's dominant industrial actor. Consequently a wave of nationalism swept the three sectors that make up the Tion Cluster, and the inhabitants of the region were rallied by Jeff Corbin to reinstate the Tion Hegemony in Year 9. The events of the conflict can also be said to have motivated the Tion Hegemony's entry in to the Imperial Union, which was finalized in Year 11.
