Disasterous events in YN

[Karazicu]

This thread is about the tragedies and disasters that have affected your nation in a very negative way. This can involve natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina or the Tohoku earthquake, or other events like the invasion of Ukraine, 9/11 in the USA, the Holocaust, and 7-1 for Brazil. What are some of these such events that have happened in your nation?

Note: You don't have to use this format, you may use it as an outline for your response. But if you want to respond in this format, go ahead.
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[Reorganized Portugal]

What is this event known as? The 1755 Lisbon Earthquake
When did this happen? November 1, 1755
What happened in this event? 7.7 magnitude earthquake destroyed the city of Lisbon and killed 30,000 people
Where did this happen? Lisbon
Why did it happen? Tectonic plates rubbing together under the surface of the Earth
Who was responsible for this event? God
How did the people react to this event? Mass panic and sadness
What was the government's reaction to this? Immediately began rebuilding the city
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 30,000
How does this event impact your nation to this day? We now know Portugal is a hotspot for earthquakes and we now have quake-proof buildings

[Tangatarehua]

What is this event known as? The 2009 Tamaki Earthquake
When did this happen? November 16th, 2009
What happened in this event? At 1:17pm magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Tamaki, the largest city (and de facto capital) of Tangatarehua
Where did this happen? Tamaki
Why did it happen? Because most of Tangatarehua sits along a major faultline, including its largest city
Who was responsible for this event? Ruaomoko, the god of earthquakes and volcanoes. Or, possibly, it was a random event.
How did the people react to this event? It caused significant shock nationwide and led to a nationwide state of emergency for a few days. Tamaki itself was in a state of emergency for over a month. Most notably it damaged the Tamaki Whangapiriti (Tamaki Harbour Bridge) which caused traffic chaos and disrupted transport, forcing goods and people to rely on ferries while road and rail links were repaired.
What was the government's reaction to this? To ensure order and begin rapidly repairing damage while tending to the dead and injured as quickly as possible
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? The final death toll stood at 1,539.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? The nation usually remembers November 16th, especially in Tamaki while laws were drafted that regulated the building industry to ensure that future buildings were strictly earthquake proof.

[German Coasts]

What is this event known as? - 1861 Vernon Hills massacre
When did this happen? - June 22, 1861
What happened in this event? - After taking the capital city of the German Coasts days ago, the Confederate occupiers massacred every Black government official they could find, as they believed Black people shouldn't vote or hold government office. They also massacred all Black soldiers regardless if they surrendered. They enslaved any other Black man they found, and raped Black women and girls.
Where did this happen?[b] - Vernon Hills, the capital city
[b]Why did it happen? - The Confederate occupiers believed the Black race were inferior to them. They believed they should hold no power or their own sovereign state.
Who was responsible for this event?[b] - The Confederate States of America
[b]How did the people react to this event? - The people reacted with outrage and formed several small rebel units in the swamps of Louisiana. Civilians protested in the streets and violently harassed and fought with Confederate soldiers.
What was the government's reaction to this? - It was used as a rallying cry by the German Coasts rebel corps for the duration of the American Civil War. It was seen negatively, and was often used in propaganda during the time.
[b]How many people lost their lives this day, if any?[b] - Before the massacre, there were roughly 15,000 people living within city limits. After the massacre, only 2,000 remaining. This was mainly due in part because the Confederate occupiers not only used their rifles, but leveled entire buildings with their cannons, which also caused fires. Today, the survivors are often called "The Lost 2,000" as they fled the city and never came back.
[b]How does this event impact your nation to this day?[b] - It is seen as one of the most terrible and tragic events in German Coasts' history. It is taught in history classrooms across the nation. In 1961, in Vernon Hills, President Michael Kennedy dedicated two memorials to the event on its 100th anniversary. One memorial showed a Confederate soldier stabbing a Black woman with his bayonet, dedicating that memorial tot hose who lost their lives in the massacre. The other memorial showed a couple standing together, looking in the distance, standing atop of a Confederate flag, dedicating this one to The Lost 2,000. Recently, in 2000, a new memorial was dedicated in Vernon Hills showing a group of armed men together raising German Coasts' flag, dedicating this one to the rebel armies who fought against the Confederate occupiers.

The Day of Peace is held every year on June 22 as a remembrance to the massacre and those who died in it. In 1866, laws were passed to ensure the government could not became tyrannical so that another massacre couldn't take place. The government also began paying out, gradually, compensation to victims of the massacre.

[Imperial States of Duotona]

What is this event known as? 1970 Duotonan Coup D'etat
When did this happen? June 27th, 1970
What happened in this event? The Duotonan military, under the leadership of Luka Milson, seized power over the government, installing a military dictatorship with him at the helm.
Where did this happen? Across Duotona
Why did it happen? The military felt their importance was being downplayed following their success at repelling Japan during WW2.
Who was responsible for this event? Luka Milson, head of the Duotonan military at the time.
How did the people react to this event? The people did try to organise some resistance to help prevent the coup, but this didn't work and ended in a lot of them dying.
What was the government's reaction to this? The government ended up trying to flee the country, but they were captured by the military and presumably executed.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? It is estimated that 250 soldiers and 675 civilians died.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Due to the dictatorship that would for the next 35 years, Duotona still suffers a lot of economic and political troubles, even though democracy was restored 17 years ago. Every June 27th is now considered Grief Day, a day set aside to mourn tragic events across the world, but mostly to mourn those who would be killed or silenced over those 35 years.

[Somurias]

What is this event known as? 2016 Civil War
When did this happen? August 14, 2016
What happened in this event? Royalists attacked the SRF meeting room, leading to the death of all Somuriasian 4 stars generals at the time
Where did this happen? SRF Meeting Room, SRF Somur Base, Somur, Somurikrainian SR, United Somurias Socialist Republic
Why did it happen? The king of Somurias wants to retake the government
Who was responsible for this event? The House Somuros
How did the people react to this event? Expelled, even hunting down any Somuros family members
What was the government's reaction to this? Expelled the Somuros to Sweden
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? All Somuriasian 4 stars generals, 1,258 Somurikrainian Cataphract, and 1,892 PSMVD
How does this event impact your nation to this day? It's impacted our view on other country led by monarch to this day. We will always saw monarch as passive enemies (not that dangerous, but it will probably helped Somuros to return to Somurias)

[Soveiniesberg]

What is this event known as? 1925 Soviet invasion of Soveiniesberg
When did this happen? 1924-1925
What happened in this event? the USSR invaded Soveiniesberg
Where did this happen? entirety of Soveiniesberg, and part of the Ural Mountains
Why did it happen? Russian Empire losing the 1909 war, and the USSR wanting Soveiniesberg back as part of their union
Who was responsible for this event? Lenin
How did the people react to this event? Some fought back, others did not.
What was the government's reaction to this? They were partially annoyed by this, but still held the Soviets off for enough time.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 16 thousand deaths
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Civilians are still worried about a possible Russian invasion once more.

[Waisnor]

What is this event known as? Black Sunday
When did this happen? June 26th, 2005
What happened in this event? Fascist group "Union of Saviours of the Country" made an attempt to overthrow the government in a bloody coup d'etat.
Where did this happen? Mostly in capital, Grodno, but some outbreaks were seen in other cities.
Why did it happen? "Union" believed that Waisnorian government was controlled by Masons and Illuminati and believed that they were free from their influence.
Who was responsible for this event? Usually leader of the "Union", Sergey Kondratenko, is said to be responsible for this event.
How did the people react to this event? At the day of uprising people of Grodno protested and fought them, preventing to advance further.
What was the government's reaction to this? Some army regiments were deployed in Grodno and some clashes were fought, with "Union" being defeated the next day.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 174 people were killed on Black Sunday.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Today June 26th is an official mourning day with a monument being erected in Grodno in memory of killed people.
This also served as a nadir of "Riot 00's", which from this point onward was slowly reaching it's end in 2010.
Also, this event killed any popularity of radical forces, be it far-right or far-left, which is why centrist politics became more popular in Waisnor.

[Pulsroth]

What is this event known as? The Great Northwestern Twister
When did this happen? Tuesday, June 6th 1978 (Between 1:30am & 2:17am)
What happened in this event? A large tornado, the largest ever recorded in Pulsroth at 1.77 kilometres in width and rated F4 on the Fujita Scale, mostly destroyed the twin cities of Winthrop and Llanybydder, before narrowly avoiding the central business district of Woodleigh, the largest city in the area.
Where did this happen? Along the border between the Northwest and Central West regions, but especially in the cities of Winthrop and Llanybydder.
Why did it happen? The local geography of the Pulsrothi Inner Plains makes tornadoes relatively common in May and June.
Who was responsible for this event? Some believe it was an act of God, although the official reason was because of colliding air masses in the affected area.
How did the people react to this event? Many around the country reacted with genuine shock, because while small tornadoes are common in this part of Pulsroth, there had never been a tornado like this at any point in the country's modern history.
What was the government's reaction to this? A state of emergency was quickly declared in Meredith and Lanchester prefectures (the two most severely affected prefectures), and train lines from Woodleigh to the affected towns were disabled for the following week.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 54 were killed directly by the disaster, while 3 further deaths occurred in the following days in local hospitals, bringing the death toll to 57.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? The Great Northwestern Twister was the catalyst for the now widespread usage of tornado shelters in the Central West region, such shelters being rare at the time of the disaster.

[New Transeurasia]

What is this event known as? The Blood Summer
When did this happen? 22 May 1966 - 9 November 1966
What happened in this event? The Eurasian National Government, under President Kaloyan Todorov, declared martial law in many of the largest cities in Eurasia, leading to the imprisonment and killings of over 22,000 Eurasians, as well as multiple leftist political parties in Eurasia banned until 1978.
Where did this happen? Across Eurasia, though it was concentrated in cities such as Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Kyiv, Warszawa, Berlin, Minsk, Volgograd, Shenyang, Changchun, and Ha'erbin.
Why did it happen? The martial law was declared in response to protests against the 1965 Presidential Election that re-elected K. Todorov.
Who was responsible for this event? President Kaloyan Todorov
How did the people react to this event? Eurasians continued to protest Todorov's presidency until 1969-1970, as Todorov lost the Unionist Party's presidential candidacy.
What was the government's reaction to this? In 1971 the Eurasian Supreme Court forbid Todorov from running for any national government office ever again.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 18,414 during the period of martial law. A further 1,900-2,100 are assumed to have died under Todorov's presidency after the Blood Summer.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Police and military "overfunding" remain an issue in Eurasian politics, as well as the President's ability to declare martial law in certain circumstances.

[Safiloa]

What is this event known as? The Adaro Revolt
When did this happen? 1912-1918
What happened in his event? Some Adaro natives revolted and began killing non-natives as well as other natives which they considered “traitors”. Eventually, the Adaro community - once numbering in the thousands - lost more than 90% of its population - and Hatsavana had to be repeopled by Jewish refugees who were themselves fleeing from persecution and intolerance.
Where did this happen?[b] On the main island of Hatsavana, which lies to the South of the rest of Safiloa.
[b]Why did it happen? A local charismatic Shaman-chief, by the name of Taongina, began professing that Sokhainean culture was imposed on them and that fish and birds should be eaten and that the institution of marriage should be reintroduced. Sokhainean authorities responding to rape and forced enslavement charges tried to apprehend Taongina, who then started a revolt and began slaughtering all non-natives and some natives on Hatsavana.
Who was responsible for this event?[b] Taongina is widely considered to be the main culprit, however there has been an increase in inter-ethnic issues and distrust recently and some natives still see Taongina as a hero. Much of this is also connected to numerous conspiracy theories that Taongina was either framed, escaped, or was a Jewish operative. After the 6 year long brawl, the island was devastated and Jewish refugees were invited to repopulated the island.
[b]How did the people react to this event? Fear of the central government’s increased powers since then as well as some discontent regarding the ethnic replacing of the Adaro with non-native Jewish people is still very ever-present.
What was the government's reaction to this? After the revolt, the island was depopulated and devastated. Jewish refugees were invited to settle and repopulate the island.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 65.000 people in total (incl. 3.000 non-natives), most of whom were Adaro - which is now a culture on the brink of extinction.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Slow death of Adaro culture, introduction of the Jewish Peshatic Pinonim in Safiloa and increased native fear against the settler communities, especially the Sokhaineans.

[Wochaystein]

What is this event known as? The Great Fire of Zuidren
When did this happen? It happened in the year 1657, or more exactly, on the 27th of April.
What happened in this event? A new building was built too close to one of the old buildings containing highly flammable material.
Where did this happen? Zuidren
Why did it happen? A construction accident caused the old building to catch fire.
Who was responsible for this event? A worker
How did the people react to this event? They frantically tried to bring their children out of the city.
What was the government's reaction to this? The government held a legislative session to discuss the cause and how such an event should not happen again.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? About a hundred people died in this event.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? It influenced Wochaystein to have a very efficient neighborhood firefighting system. Additionally, spaces between buildings are generous, including sidewalk space, and the government has advanced building codes in the present.

[Panaderia]

What is this event known as? The New Year Revolution
When did this happen? January 1st, 2061
What happened in this event? A massive revolution started in Panaderencia causing other revolutionary forces to rise up around the nation
Where did this happen? Panaderencia, Panaderia
Why did it happen? Many years of government economic mismanagement and distrust between the government and the military lead to ruling administration being seen as weak and corrupt leading to revolutionary forces to gather unopposed.
Who was responsible for this event? The ruling administration for the economic mismanagement and for allowing the revolutionaries to gather
How did the people react to this event? Many people supported the revolt due to the hatred of the ruling administration
What was the government's reaction to this? Slow reaction at first but once the scale of the issue was found out a full military deployment started
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? Due to the revolt leading to the Panaderian Anarchy it is can only be estimated. Estimates from the initial revolt it 14,000 - 20,000, for the periods of anarchy after it is estimated that 15 - 45 million directly or indirectly lost their life
How does this event impact your nation to this day? The nation is as it is today because of the revolt, the new government only took power after the revolution lead to total Anarchy

[Catalonia 2070 RP]

What is this event known as? The Starvation Plan
When did this happen? 2070
What happened in this event? Spanish and French fleets blockaded Catalonia to soften them up for an invsion which never came
Where did this happen? Catalonia[b]
[b]Why did it happen? To soften up Catalonia for an invasion
Who was responsible for this event? Spain and France[b]
[b]How did the people react to this event? Outrage
What was the government's reaction to this? Outrage
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? Hundreds of thousands[b]
[b]How does this event impact your nation to this day? It fuels resentment against Spain.

[Cypriot-Rhodes]

What is this event known as? The Nicosia Massacre
When did this happen? July 8th, 1942
What happened in this event? The Nazis along with the Italians seized the Island of Cyprus along the remainder of the Cypriot Resistance.
Where did this happen?[b] Nicosia, the Former Capital.
[b]Why did it happen? Adolf Hitler wanted the Lush Resources in the Union.
Who was responsible for this event?[b] The Nazis.
[b]How did the people react to this event? Immediate Shock that something this horrible could happen.
What was the government's reaction to this? They went into exile and they removed all citizens from the island, to ensure no more ridiculous casualties.
[b]How many people lost their lives this day, if any?[b] Around 60,000 Troops, 20,000 Civilians and 2 Government Officials.
[b]How does this event impact your nation to this day?[b] Nicosia was so damaged it is no longer the capital.

[Crysuko]

What is this event known as? 1975 Sandford Bank explosion
When did this happen? June 4th 1975
What happened in this event? Sandford Bank petrochemical refinery, high temperature hydrogen attack on poorly maintained pipes caused a hydrocarbon leak, which was ignited by a nearby electric light.
Where did this happen?[b] Sandford Bank petrochemical refinery
[b]Why did it happen? poor maintainence of facility pipeworks
Who was responsible for this event?[b] plant director failed to provide tools and materials to maintainence crews
[b]How did the people react to this event? once report was published, demands that director be jailed or worse.
What was the government's reaction to this? Syndicalisation, all industries turned over to their respective communes and unions to begin decentralised planning. Centralised model belived to be too inefficient.
[b]How many people lost their lives this day, if any?[b] 6 killed, 30 wounded.
[b]How does this event impact your nation to this day?[b] An important part of modern Crysukon history, which catalysed the introduction of socialism to the industrial sector.

[TheTrollface]

What is this event known as? The Ternagi firenado
When did this happen? 1975
What happened in his event? a Bushfire occurred in the Ternagi region which was enhanced by windy weather. However, the most disastrous part of this was the “Teryn” firenado being formed during this process, ravaging through the land and setting several houses ablaze and killing 6 people.
Where did this happen?[b] the Ternagi region of Trollistan
[b]Why did it happen? a Lightning strike hitting a dry patch of grass as well as high winds in the area. This is also inpart due to the poor response of the government
Who was responsible for this event?[b] This is classified as an “act of god”
[b]How did the people react to this event? Many people would of moved away from Ternagi into the surrounding nations as some people started asking for the government to do something to help remember the lives lost
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 6 people
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Memorials of the 6 people who died have been erected in Ternagi, trollistan spent 2 million to rebuild housing, a good amount of the population fled Ternagi, this led to the Trollistan government into researching more into the wind patterns as well as firenados in general.

[Provisional Goverment of Germany]

What is this event known as? The Berlin Massacre
When did this happen? April 20th, 1985
What happened in this event? Neo-Nazis stormed the Synagogue of Berlin, killing Men, Women, and Children.
Where did this happen? Synagogue of Berlin, Belin.
Why did it happen? Neo-Nazis thought they needed to rid Berlin of “Non-ayran filth.”
Who was responsible for this event? Nazi Party of Germnay.
How did the people react to this event? Most Jews stayed indoors, though some went out to mourn.
What was the government's reaction to this? Arresting the killers and putting them on trial.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 150
How does this event impact your nation to this day? We now have stricter security outside places of worship.

[Baloo Kingdom]

What is this event known as? The Andreas Proxy Superfault Event (TAPSE)
When did this happen? March 4, 1847 - October 20th, 1854
What happened in this event? A co-joined eruption of a previously unknown supervolcano and earthquake via extended fault line and unknown catalyst event.
Where did this happen? Western Antiquity Baloo Kingdom (Widespread)
Why did it happen? Unknown Catalyst
Who was responsible for this event? Natural Occurrences and Unknown Catalyst
How did the people react to this event? Immediate death and long-lasting socio-economic displacement.
What was the government's reaction to this? Baloo Monarchy ignored the area for development for the better half of the century. Remaining refugees were sent East.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? 50,000 - 250,000
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Eastern Baloo Kingdom seems drastically younger in terms of development and natural fauna and thus in the present day is used to conduct cross experiments on environmental sustainability and growth.

[Radical Chimpanzees]

What is this event known as? The Gouni River Conflict
When did this happen? 12, 7,2038
What happened in this event? The Sadistic Chimp Warlord “Hadus” would of staged a conflict with the local pro-radical chimp population in the Gouni River. He installed a harsh military campaign which saw the homes of the afflicted razed to the floor and bombed as well as seeing the local population tortured and mass murdered. The Radical military arrived and would of won against Hadus forces.
Where did this happen? The Gouni River, Yerosi Region
Why did it happen? Hadus wanted to control the Yerosi Region due to the abundance of natural resources. This was also inpart due to the Warlord war that raged from 2031-2043, which saw the radical government battling local warlords.
How did the people react to this event? The Radical populace would of called for Hadus to be tried and executed for his crimes. Local Warlords began to build up their forces incase of the Radical government coming in
What was the government's reaction to this? The Radical government would of payed money to rehouse the Gouni population. Hadus would of been on the most wanted lists and was captured just before the end of the war, getting publicly executed.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any?
Native Gouni Chimps: 14,050 Chimps
Hadus’s military: 300 Chimps
Radical Military: 140 Chimps
How does this event impact your nation to this day? the Gouni culture is all but eradicated to this day, the descendants slowly forgetting their ways and converting to other cultures

[Destyntine]

What is this event known as? The Great European Plague
When did this happen? 17th, December, 2016
What happened in this event? A plague of unknown origin struck Europe and later the rest of the world, killing off an estimated 75% of the entire Destynic population. The plague lasted from 2012-2017.
Where did this happen? Worldwide, every country.
Why did it happen? It is unknown where the origin of the plague came from, but many speculate it was accidentally released in a German laboratory, while others believe it to be an evolved form of virus that naturally evolved.
How did the people react to this event? People reacted by enforcing mandatory isolation as this plague was highly contagious. Many people locked themselves indoors for extended periods of time. Dead bodies started piling up in public places and in apartments. Royalty was evacuated to underground safe zones, and humanitarian aid volunteers delivered food and resources to people while equipped in full hazmat gear. Many people in the deeper country formed their own autonomous shelters that were mostly made up of combined families and close friends where nobody was allowed near. The government started development on a vaccine immediately but casualties were happening too fast for much hope.
What was the government's reaction to this? The government started development on a vaccine immediately but casualties were happening too fast for much hope. The government declared martial law to clear the streets and keep people from leaving their homes. The first fully covered DOCS uniform was developed, which became the variant that evolved to the modern day police model. The government also isolated a volunteer force of 200 genetically selective, healthy individuals who would become the future of the re-population program.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any?
- A rough estimate of 229,000,000 Destynic citizens
- An estimated number of 1,447,600,000 non-Destynic citizens
How does this event impact your nation to this day? After the loss of so many citizens, the re-population program caused the majority of the newly born population to be completely hereditarily Nordic, with almost every citizen being born with the combination of blue or green eyes, pale skin, and platinum blonde hair, traits which are seen as the highest standard of beauty in the modern day culture. Negatively though, a formerly rare form of disease known as trimethylaminuria has been commonly passed down to 10% of the current day population, due to a member of the re-population program carrying strong hints of the gene. Albinism is also quite common, with 5% of the population being affected due to the side effects of the re-population members. The nation was renamed to Destyntine after the ruling Queen of the time, Queen Destyn II made tremendous efforts to strategize the research and funding needed to defeat the plague. The plague has also expanded the nation's land with multiple nations joining borders out of fear that their tech was undeveloped enough to defeat the plague on their own, as this allowed for an agreement between their nation that their people would also be vaccinated and have their own use of the re-population program in case of an emergency.

[Zickfort]

What is this event known as? The bloody triennium.
When did this happen? From February 22, 1987 to May 4, 1990
What happened in this event? A series of more than a thousand terrorist attacks against Gendarmerie facilities, companies headquarters and political parties meetings caused around 15,000 casualties and more than 50,000 injured.
Where did this happen? In several cities and towns of the Nation.
Why did it happen? Officially, Communist Cells union thought the syndicates legalization process kept them in clandestinely enough time to persuade workers to join other unions more comfortable with capitalism. Recent investigations has proved no relationship between the attackers and CC.
Who was responsible for this event? 516 terrorists who were supposed to be members of Communist Cells, of which 297 were captured alive.
How did the people react to this event? At first, people got scared of the attacks. Then, got used to the bad news until a major attack was perpetrated, when fear grew again. After the detention of the terrorists there was a general joy, but when investigation refuted the responsibility of CC some people was outraged, but the majority was indifferent, so the Empire didn't worry by its reputation.
What was the government's reaction to this? At first the Goverment felt unable to react. Then, terrorist squads were trained and began to detain terrorists, even by the help of the Ground Army. After the detention of the last terrorists, the Communist Cells union was used as scapegoat.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? Around 15,000
How does this event impact your nation to this day? Civil rights and freedoms were reduced by the Government to allegedly fight terrorism, but previous levels haven't yet been reached. Private weapons manufacturers do great business with the Government every year, many people are usually afraid of missed bags or tumults, and Communist Cells is still banned.

[Tsarus 2142]

What is this event known as? Great Transition
When did this happen? 2036
What happened in this event? The family of Jozef Kaiser, Ederik of Tsarus, was assassinated, leading him to go berserk. It began with him personally murdering every member of the Council (who were responsible for the assassinations), before ordering worldwide assaults on foreign civilian and military targets. Motives were a combination of annihilating enemy states (potential enemies included), psychopathic rage, and enacting policy in foreign territory. Although, it is pretty obvious that its rooted in The Light's everlasting neuroticism.
Where did this happen? This is a global event.
Why did it happen? The murder of the Ederik's family, and the attempted assassination of Jozef Kaiser.
Who was responsible for this event? The Council of Tsarus, now expired.
How did the people react to this event? Anger, fear, sadness, helplessness. These emotions were shared by Tsarusian and foreign citizens alike. To this day, only fear and helplessness remain.
What was the government's reaction to this? The event itself was the reaction.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? ~18 million in the first year. To this day, that number is 2-3 billion.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? A number of locations within Tsarus are recovering from nuclear fallout, many many areas are still rebuilding, and still many more are mourning the losses of the event, mostly because said event is still occurring even a hundred years later. People are still dying at a rapid rate, destruction is seen everywhere you go, everyone lives in constant fear. Many people opt to live in rural areas to avoid being targeted.

[Batea del Nord]

What is this event known as? The slaughter of the 3000.
When did this happen? During the last stages of our Independence war.
What happened in this event? During the liberation of the Capital. While the Batea National Front and allied forces were busy pursuing the fleeing ucenans armed forces. Proindependence rebels entered the 3000 neighbourhood and killed between 760-3500 ucenans ethnicity civilians and disarmed militias.
Where did this happen? South Batea city
Why did it happen? Batean Regular forces and allied. Misjudged militias will to revenge of local militias and reacted to slowly
Who was responsible for this event? The Batean paramilitaries.
How did the people react to this event? It varied. For the ethnic Bateans that had suffered. Before against ucenans paramilitaries rejoiced.
What was the government's reaction to this? Ihe minister of defense resigned. A investigation commission was organized.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? Disputed ;between 760 to 3500.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? 700000 fleed my country During the Independence war. Partly was due to retribution to Ucenan previous crimes

[Meadowfields]

What is this event known as? The Dignity Revolution
When did this happen? August 4, 1997 to July 5, 1999
What happened in this event? A socialist army named the Socialist People's Militia and the remnants of the original Army for the Liberation of Meadowfields, which helped Meadowfields gain independence, revolted against the First Republic of Meadowfields.
Where did this happen? All of Meadowfields
Why did it happen? Indirect election of legislature, aristocracy, oligarchy, corporatocracy, corporate influence in politics, corruption, monarchy, high cost of living, lack of welfare, suppression of 1933 revolt, forced disappearances, crackdown on media, isolationism, autarky, fascism, foreign involvement in coups and elections, mass executions, extreme censorship, Kyurtese Genocide, Yharfidian Genocide, Alenician Genocide, forced relocations of Feanestians and Claysonians, Death March of Cnóslbigengians, Meadowfields Plaza massacres of 1957 and 1983, and Bombing of Kyurt.
Who was responsible for this event? The Army for the Liberation of Meadowfields, the Socialist People's Militia, the Citizen's Army for Freedom, the United Opposition coalition, and over 430,000,000 protesters all over Meadowfields.
How did the people react to this event? Almost 80% of the populace participated in the revolution, with counter-protesters and police being overwhelmed.
What was the government's reaction to this? The government immediately sent police and military forces with the order to kill and shoot on sight, closed all borders and airspace, and bombed schools, hospitals, and other facilites.
How many people lost their lives this day, if any? In the many atrocities the government committed before the revolution, around 10-20 million were killed, 5 million as a result of genocides. Around 93,530,000 were killed during the revolution, which was ultimately successful.
How does this event impact your nation to this day? The First Republic of Meadowfields was overthrown, with July 5, July 15, and August 4 (the dates of the end of the Dignity Revolution, the 1933 revolt, and the start of the Dignity Revolution respectively) being celebrated as part of Victory Month (July 5 to August 5). The current president, Mahata Roneik, had her sister killed in the revolution; around 75% of Meadowfieldians lost someone they knew.