Marrian conflict

The Marrian conflict was a protracted period of internal instability and civil conflict within the former Gherwebi colony of Marria, in Dalesia, lasting from February 24, 4055, with the beginning of resistance to the Marrian genocide, to January 3, 4056, with the signing of the Treaty of Manusabad and the conclusion of general elections in Marria. The conflict was notorious for an extended period of anarchy that began on March 22nd, 4055, and then a war between North Marria and South Marria that occurred after Marria was split into two in the terms of the first Marrian peace agreement. No definite death toll for the conflict has been decided on, but from the Marrian genocide to the Marrian Civil War, and then the Second Marrian War, the Christmas coup, and the clashes that followed the coup, the Gherwebi government estimated that about 280,000 people died (most from the genocide), making it one of the deadliest civil wars in recorded history.