Rise of Orderism in Nestor
 Image description: Battle of Veclar | |
| Important engagements: | Battle of Veclar, Battle of Tunir |
|---|---|
| Date: | 7664 – 7674 |
| Location: | Nestor, Stelneck island |
| Result: | Nestorian victory |
| Resulting treaties: | Treaty of Tunir |
| Belligerents | |
 Nestor
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 Nestorian Orderists Rebellion
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| Commanders and leaders | |
| Petarian vil Mes
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Morculas Trandar
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| Strength | |
| 282.000 Infantry, 4.147.530 Militia | 98.000 Infantry |
| Casualties | |
| 11.000 dead, 2.100 missing (T.B.C.) | 31.000 dead, 9.200 missing (T.B.C.) |
| 11.514 Civilian casualties (T.B.C.) | 941 Civilian casualties(T.B.C.) |
The Nestorian Conflict, a pivotal chapter in the history of Nestor, unfolded as Nestor, a conservative and militaristic island nation, faced internal turmoil amid growing influence from the Stolvic Orderist Commonwealth. This conflict, spanning from 7664 to 7674, marked a significant departure from Nestor's historically stable trajectory. The conflict started with disgrace of the nobility system of Nestor mainly in de upper house of Nestorian government.
7664: Tunir and Legar protests
In 7664, the people in Tunir at the time part of Kakluncor witnessed a large protest organized by locals from different background. The first protest were peacefull and the people stood united to get reforms started in the government. The Anti-nobility movement who demanded a complete removal of the nobles in the government claiming the current system is currupt and unjust. The anit-nobility orginized a protest in Legar where they came into contact with the Imperial Nationalists who had the opposite view of the Anti-nobility claiming the nobility should get more power to restore stability in the nation. The two groups fought eachother in the streets and the Nestorian military had to intervine siding mostly with the Imperials. The government's heavy-handed response, resulting in 41 casualties. In 7664 five groups were created each believing in a different system:
| Party | Believes | Strength | Casualtis (7690) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infantry | KIA | Missing | Civillian casualties | ||
| The Imperial Party (NIP) | More power to the noble | 38,000 | 5,200 | 1,200 | 477 |
| New Orderist Contract (NOC)
(later known as the Nestorian Orderist Rebellion) |
Complete removal of the noblity | 122,000 | 41,000 | 9,200 | 941 |
| New Orderist Party (NOP) | Stratified societal structure based on Technocracy | 57,300 | 11,000 | 3,220 | 1,192 |
| The Nestorian government | Return stability | 382,000 | 16,000 | 4,100 | 18,515 |
| Total | 575,300 | 73,200 | 17,720 | 21,515 | |
7666: Unrest in the North
The north-western region, particularly Kakluncor and Tricor, experienced increased instability. The government deployed additional soldiers, triggering the emergence of three opposing factions—the peaceful Nestorian party (NOP) advocating for new laws and the radical New Orderist Contract (NOC) and the Imperial Party (NIP). The SOC supported the NOC to destabilize Nestor and promote Orderism.
7667-7675: Escalation and Rebellion
The NOC and the NIP got into more clashes more frequently. Even thought the NIP was very agressive, the government sided mostly with NIP. The NOC got painted as terrorists. Shootouts ensued, resulting in casualties on both sides. NOC members seized control of militia and military bases in the Tunir bases. With over 100 thousand members, the NOC's true strength remained elusive.
7672:
Something something SOC unhappy
Modern 7674:
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