Central Mountains Civil War

The Central Mountains Civil War is an ongoing civil war in the Central Mountainous State, waged between the Government of the State, and several opposition groups, primarily the Republican Central Coordination Council (RCCC). It is an extension of the Post-Revolutionary Insurgency in the Former Źovar Empire. It began on the 14th of July, 11992.

History
The Civil War began with mass protests against the government across the country, but primarily in Zanavar, the nation's capital. These protests were supported by the Źovari Republic and several of their allies. The Central Mountainous State attempted to crack down on these protests but were unsuccessful, and a civil war began, with an Ethnically Xallic group known as the Martyr Aka Talapu Brigade, named after the final speaker of a Southern Xallic language, this was followed quickly by the Republican Central Coordination Council. The RCCC quickly captured the second largest city in the country, Xobavar, and gained alliances with several opposition groups, who consolidated their power in the North-East of the country. The Martyr Aka Talapu Brigade would also engage in guerrilla warfare against the government in the west, taking control of several ethnically Xallic settlements in the area. Another group, known as the Jamvik Volunteer Army, representing the minority group of the indigenous people of the Central Mountains, existed from 11994 to 11997, before they capitulated to the Government forces. On the 26th of May, 11998, President Talav Zana was shot by firing squad in the town of Talavar after being captured by rebel forces near the front line.

Central Mountainous State:
Central Mountains Defence Force

Friends of the Central Mountains

Free Democratic Legion

Northern Liberation Brigade

Movement for Źovari Power

Republican Central Coordination Council:
Neo-Salvation Army

Martyr Ghovar Suna Batallion

Free National Army

United Republican Right

Autonomous Government of the Southern Mountains:
Martyr Aka Talapu Brigade

Tamarik-Jahik Free Army

Socialist Democratic Army

Xallic Volunteer Division

Martyrs of Jamata Batallion