Manor War

The Manor War was a long war that began in 688 3E and ended in 0 4E. The Manor War was a result of long incompetence in the remnants of the First Imperial Empire, known as the Evenian Kingdom resulting in a massive civil war that would transition into a continental conflict. The direct results of the war would lead into the Etrobian Reforms and the Kulong Revolution. The Manor War would cause the near collapase and in some scholars beliefs; a large change in the geopolitics of Aduwey, for at least a short amount of time until the Etrobian Reforms would help in the start of the second Imperial Empire.

Beginnings
The Manor War would have its roots in the unstable turbulence of the late Third Era, with the fall of the Phillipos Dynasty in 3E 501, it caused a vacuum of power in the Imperial Empire, resulting in many emperors and dynasties taking control in a short period of time. At the start of the war, the king Nureus Quellatii proclaimed the dissolution of the Council electorate, which would be an unpopular action amongst the lower class populace. Within days, the populace rebelled and took up arms on the government.

Early War
With active rebellion, Nureus allegedly gave authorization to execute civilians. This would result in the storming of the Imperial Palace, and Nureus and his family's heads would end up on pikes adorning the road to the city. With this action, other countries began an invasion into the kingdom sensing immense weakness. Within three months of civil war, multiple nations were at war with each other, and the Evenian Kingdom had no leader.

First Battles
The war would quickly envelop the empire remnants, with disorganized rebels raiding the countryside, while a more central rebellion would continue in the capital. Within days, the General Lepidius Marcus Astullio would take over temporary powers of the kingdom, being the most powerful individual within Rema. With a newly declared "emperor", this news would result in other generals claiming rights to the throne, further splitting the remnants. Lepidius would within just two weeks expel the rebels from Rema, where they would gather together with raiders in the countryside. For the next two years Lepidius continue defending Rema from other competition, effectively being emperor.