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Bavarian uprising of 1949
	Part of Aftermath of World War II
	; Bavarian rebels marching through Ingolstadt with a Bavarian flag
Date	24 May 1949 - 2 June 1949
Location	Bavaria
Result	Bavarian victory Independence and recognition of the Republic of Bavaria 2 days after the uprising with Joseph Baumgartner as first Bavarian chancellor; Bavaria and West Germany keep having good relations;
Belligerents
West Germany ; Supported by: ; United Kingdom ; United States ; France	Bavarian rebels ; Bayernpartei ; Supported by: ; Catholic Church of Bavaria ; Bavarian veterans of World War II
Commanders and leaders
Konrad Adenauer ; Kurt Schumacher ; Theodor Heuss	Joseph Baumgartner ; Rupprecht Gerngroß ; Hanns Seidel
Strength
20,000-26,000	11,000-14,000
Casualties and losses
520	600-1,175
	Civilian casualties: ; 80-120 dead ; 200-340 wounded ; 3 missing

2008 Qusar clashes
	Part of Terrorism in Azerbaijan
Date	29 August - 7 September 2008
Location	Qusar District, Azerbaijan and Dagestan, Russia
Result	Azerbaijani victory: Terrorism by the Derbent Jamaat in Azerbaijan stopped;
Belligerents
Azerbaijan	Derbent Jamaat
	Russia: Dagestan;
Commanders and leaders
Eldar Mahmudov	Ilgar Mollachiev
Units involved
Ministry of National Security ; Internal Troops of Azerbaijan "Shahin" Special Forces Group;	Militants in Qusar
Strength
unkown	4-6 militants
Casualties and losses
1 killed ; 1 wounded	In Qusar: 3 killed ; In Dagestan: 3 killed (including Ilgar Mollachiev)

John Pork–Cheese Conflict
	Part of John Pork Crisis
Date	23 March 2011 – present
Location	Pork City
Result	ongoing Death of Biggie Cheese and Bob Bacon; Failure of Attack on Tim Cheese's house and consequent death of Polly; Tim Cheese betrays Simon Claw; Revival of John Pork;
Belligerents
John Pork and allies ; Pork Mafia	Cheese Family and allies
Commanders and leaders
John Pork (Revived); Bob Bacon ; Pengu (POW); Polly †; Marvin Beak (Revived)(until April 23) ; Agent 5.5; Simon Claw (WIA) (after April 16); Jim Pork (?)	Tim Cheese ; Biggie Cheese † ; Justin Cheddar ; Simon Claw (WIA) (until April 11); Marvin Beak (Revived) (after April 23)

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First Bavarian-Czech war

Part of Bavarian-Czech conflict

Clockwise from top left:
Destruction in Deggendorf, November 1995; material from after the Massacre of Tittling; Czech T-55 rolling through Kumreut; Bavarian troops firing artillery; footage of the Battle of Freyung

Date	03 August 1994 - 19 May 1996
Location	East Franconia (or East Srechka), Bavarian Forest (or Western Forest) and Upper Palatine Forest (or Bohemian Forest)
Result	Czech victory Treaty of Pécs Armistice until 2011 (later broken in 2003)
Territorial changes	Czechia annexes 24% of Bavaria Formation of the Autonomous Republic of East Srechka and Western Forest

Belligerents

Czech Republic
Foreign volunteers:

Circassian fighters
Supported by:

Slovakia

Poland (alleged)

Bavaria
Foreign volunteers:

Volunteers from German-speaking countries
Supported by:

Germany

Austria

Commanders and leaders

Josef Mošoke

Piotrek Báral

Ivak Żmalí

Alver Żener

Molúv Koju

Čersu Pretnik †

Abdullah Zavayev †

Albert Grainder

Peter Stadler

Franz Hofbauer

Simon Rescher

Emma Bröschl

Karl Breit †

Simon Köppreutler †

Strength

60,000^[11]

2,000^[12]^[13]

70,000^[14]

Casualties and losses

12,450-15,900^[15]^[16]^[17]

700^[18]

10,000-17,000^[19]

Civilian casualties:
Bavaria: 20,000 to 56,000 dead
7,000 missing
400 held hostage
Czech Republic: 300 dead
350 missing

Second Bavarian-Czech war

Part of Bavarian-Czech conflict

Tank battle near Trausnitz; Destroyed church in Tittling; Abandoned house in Sankt Englmar; Destructions in Sušice after missile attack; Peace talks in Paris, May 16

Date	01 May 2021 - 05 July 2021
Location	East Franconia, Bavarian Forest, Bohemian Forest and Cheb District
Result	Bavarian victory Total withdrawal of the Czech army from Bavaria Armistice until 2031
Territorial changes	Bavaria gains back all lost territories from the first war Bavarian occupation of the Western part of Cheb District

Belligerents

Czech Republic

Bavaria
Supported by:

Germany

Austria

Commanders and leaders

Miloš Zeman

Lubomír Metnar

Ivan Zojí

Kúlov Bolov

Karl Brempla †

Jann Grainder

Moritz Fritz

Robert Müller

Frank Heydner

Albert Raum

Strength

21,000^[20]

25,000^[21]

Casualties and losses

14,000-17,000^[22]^[23]

13,000^[24]

Civilian casualties:
Bavaria: 700 to 1,150 dead
20 missing
Czech Republic: 1,500 dead
270 missing

December 2024 Kaliningrad clashes

Clouds of smoke above the Khrabrovo Airport

Date

11 December 2024

Location

Kaliningrad, Russia

Result

Nannogan victory

Nannogan troops successfully capture important towns like Zelenogradsk, Neman and the Curonian Spit

Belligerents

File:Flagfortniteflagflag.jpg Nannoga

Russia

Kaliningrad Oblast

Commanders and leaders

File:Flagfortniteflagflag.jpg Mikayil Hugue
File:Flagfortniteflagflag.jpg Muhammad Kolei
File:Flagfortniteflagflag.jpg Tshyun Abdulrahman

Alexey Besprozvannykh

Andrey Ruzinsky

Dmitry Pankov

Units involved

File:Titelloses sigma.png Nannogan Armed Forces

Russian Armed Forces

11th Army Corps

Strength

about 10,000 soldiers

15,000–17,000 soldiers

Casualties and losses

460–520 soldiers

1,600–1,900 soldiers

around 55 civilians killed
160 civilians injured

Egyptian
کَمَتةنجَكَى kamatenjake
Native to	Egypt
Region	Egypt Butnan District Al Bahr al Ahmar
Ethnicity	Egyptians
Native speakers	98 million native speakers
Language family	Afro-Asiatic Egyptian
Early forms	Proto-Afroasiatic Proto-Egyptian New Egyptian
Dialects	Cairo Sinai Iskandria Nasser Qena Dakhla
Writing system	Arabic (Egyptian alphabet)
Official status
Official language in	Egypt
Recognised minority language in	Sudan Libya
Regulated by	Egyptian Language Association
Language codes
ISO 639-2	`egy`
ISO 639-3	`egy`
Glottolog	`egyp1246`
Linguasphere	`11-AAA-a`

Nannogan
Nännogka
Native to	Nannoga
Region	Baltics
Ethnicity	Nannogans
Native speakers	1,9 million native speakers
Language family	Sino-Tibetan Sinitic Nannogan
Early forms	Proto-Sino-Tibetan Old Chinese Old Nannogan Nannogan
Dialects	North Nannogan South Nannogan
Writing system	Latin (Nannogan alphabet) historically: Arabic, Cyrillic, Traditional Chinese
Official status
Official language in	File:Flagfortniteflagflag.jpg Nannoga European Union
Language codes
ISO 639-1	`nag`
ISO 639-3	None (`mis`)
Glottolog	`nang1245`
Linguasphere	`79-AAA-a`

Imam Abd ul-Raqeeb ibn Hu Wei
Abdul Räkib ibn Hû Ûey 阿卜杜勒热克布伊本胡维
Title	Sheikh ul-Islam fi al-Bayhayghu
Official name	Ghoudan al-Nannoga abd ul-Raqeeb ibn Hu Wei غودان النانوغا عبد الرقيب ابن هوي Goûdän al-Nännoga Abdul Räkib ibn Hû Ûey
Personal life
Born	Goûdan Hû Ûey Jizî (苟但胡伟之子) 829 214 AH Liybou, Nannogan Khanate
Died	23 August 902(902-08-23) (aged 73) 15 Ramadan 289 AH Riga, Nannogan Sultanate
Resting place	near Ghoudan Abd ul-Raqeeb Mosque, Liybou, Nannoga
Spouse	Su Shuang Zawjat ibn Hu Wei
Era	Islamic Golden Age (Abbasid era)
Region	Abbasid Caliphate, Baltics
Notable work(s)	al-Tarikh al-Nannugha Haqq fi al-Bayhayghu Mazidun ta'alim al-Khawarij
Alma mater	Bayt al-Hikmah
Religious life
Religion	Islam
Denomination	Sunni
School	Mujtahid
Muslim leader
Influenced by Yahya ibn Ma'in Muḥammad al-Bukhārī Muslim ibn al-Ḥajjāj
Influenced Li ibn Chew Shang Hassan Maral Chong Shai-Haqq

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