South Continental Wars
South Continental Wars
The South Continental Wars were a series of two wars between the Greater Canadian Empire, the Democratic States of America, and the Parliamentary Republic of Dysanii. The wars were considered the bloodiest wars in modern human history. The result lead to the Democratic States continued fall into poverty, the split up of Dysanii into various successor states and the emergance of the Canadian Empire as a superpower.
Events Leading Up to the Wars
The First South Continental War
The Second South Continental War
Aftermath
Events Leading Up to the Wars
The political situation on the South Continent had changed drasticlly. The Second War of Seccesion has been marked as the major event that lead up to the bloodiest conflict in modern history. The Second War of Seccesion was a civil war between the Democratic States of America and the Confederate States of Dixie. The Empire of Inglo-Scotia had sent it's support to the rebellious southern states. The war led from a conflict in the DSA's favor to a stalemate. The Canadian government, moments after becoming a member of Pax Imperium, sent word to the Confederates that they would be sending aid as well. After a hard won naval battle and a blitzkrieg of the western front, the Canadians, Inglish, and Confederates were within sight of victory. Only after a nucluer attack on San Fransisco, did the Democratic States surrender and grant indpendence to the southern states. Five years later, the Federalists led by former DSA general Adam Kennedy won the presidency and every seat in Congress. Shortly after his political victory, President Kennendy had Congress pass a bill moving the national capital from the vunerable Washington D.C. to the heart of the American Revolution, Boston. Kennedy then went about purging the miltiary of weak and incompetant officers, as well as rearming it.
While the Americans were building back their pride, the Canadian Empire and it's puppet regime, the Kingdom of Quebec were united under the Unification Bill passed in Parliament. The new nation was renamed the Greater Canadian Empire. The Unification Bill also called for the capital to be moved to an area close to Quebec. So the capital was moved from Winnipeg to Ottawa. The new Lord Protector of the Realm, Xavier Rommel, a former distigushed field marshal and former Marshal of the Armies of the Canadian Empire, began pushing the nation away from militarism and more into the realm of mecantilist trade. Canada soon was looking at the riches the world had in store and only in the course of three years, Canada was competing on the global market with the top-dogs like Myroria, a rejuvenated America, Christstan, Xyrael and others. Finally on the fifth anniversary of the seccesion of the Confederate States, Adam Kennedy had prepared a request to the Congress to pass a decalaration of war on Canada. The reasons were because of Canadian involvement in the War of Seccesion, but others believe that this was just another chapter of conflict between Canada and the DSA that went back to the years of the revolution. But the Canadian government got wind of it and prepared defenses.
