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Genseki invasion of Honkai Star rail
Part of 2012–2015 Gakuen Toshi constitutional crisis
Clockwise from top left: Missile strike on the Penacony; Government forces in Path Space and preparing for combat operations; NDF Tank in Belobog; Pro-Honkai militants fighting aginst NDF in Okhema; NDF shelling rebels position in Jarilo-VI; Protesters confront security forces near Central Plaza
Date 11 December 2012 - 26 May 2013 (5 months, 2 weeks and 1 day) Location Honkai Star rail (with spillovers to Gakuen Toshi) Result Gakuen Toshi government victory Government takes over Honkai Star rail Start of the insurgency
Main Belligerents
Gakuen Toshi Government Honkai Caretaker government	Before 5 January 2013: Autonomous government of Honkai Star rail After 5 January 2013: Resistance movement Free Honkai Army Shield of the Honkai
Commanders and leaders
Political leader: Mikoto Misaka Kuroko Shirai Central Military District: Misaki Shokuhō Komoe Tsukuyomi Motoharu Tsuchimikado Pierce Aogami Aisa Himegami Western Military District: Seiri Fukiyose Ma'aya Awatsuki Satori Kobayashi Asako Jōnan Shinobu Nunotaba Awaki Musujime	Political leader: Bronya Rand (POW) Anaxagoras † Jing Yuan (POW) Military commanders: Kafka † Trailblazer (POW) Herta (POW) Feixiao † Aglaea † Sparkle † Veritas Ratio † Argenti † Rappa (POW) Phainon †
Units involved
Genseki military Combined Joint Task Force National Defence Forces Ground Forces Central Military District Western Military District Air Forces Air Assault Forces Special Operations Forces Cyber Forces Security forces National Police Policia Municipal Armed Police Force Anti-terrorist unit Border Guard Service National Guard Offensive Guard Security Service Spetsnaz GRU	Autonomous government Police forces General Security Service Allied Paramilitary The Architects Xianzhou Alliance Genius Society Masked Fools Knights of Beauty Intelligentsia Guild Galaxy Rangers Stellaron Hunters Small independent anti-government guerrilla groups
Strength
In December 2012: 43,678–50,980 soldiers In January 2013: 120,911–124,193 soldiers 24,322 security forces and military polices In May 2013: 110,278–120,000 soldiers 30,861 security forces	In January 2013: c.131,000–140,000 paramilitary In May 2013: ≈35,000 paramilitary
Casualties and losses
Government data: 2,843 soldiers killed 1,450–1,500 security forces killed 34 GRU operatives killed 25,312–26,490 wounded 143–195 soldiers missing Independent estimates: 2,560–4,840 soldiers killed or missing 2,992 soldiers killed (conf. by names) 50,000+ wounded (Per RFP) Total killed: 2,843–4,840 Total wounded: 25,312–52,490	Health Ministry & ICRC data: 113,639+ reported killed 177,301–183,697 wounded Gakuen Toshi military claim: 117,390–123,000+ killed 34,186+ militants captured Independent estimates: 113,639–140,000+ killed (Per IISS, PIS) 101,301–203,529 wounded ≈29,000+ captured Total killed: 113,639–140,000 Total wounded: 101,301–203,529
45,291 civilians killed or missing (Per OCSE) 123,980–140,310 civilians wounded(Per ISW) 145,000+ internally displaced (Per Gakuen Toshi Gov.)