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Line 42: ==Fourth Succession War== ==Fourth Succession War== {{ApocryphalContentStart}} {{ApocryphalContentStart}} − Just after the end of the Fourth Succession War, when the ravaged Capellan Confederation was assaulted by the combined forces of the [[Duchy of Andurien]] and the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] and thus had its entire depleted military tied up (i.e. at some point between ca. [[3030]] and [[3032]]), No Return declared its independence under elected president Nick Vorhees. Lacking the military resources for a full counterinsurgency operation, [[Romano Liao]] instead sent a [[mercenary unit]] on [[Operation Zitadelle]] to abduct Vorhees so that he could be "turned" by the [[Maskirovka]] to quell the uprising.<ref>This is the storyline of the "[[Operation Zitadelle]]" and "Operation Striker" scenarios as published in the [[Wunderwelten]] magazine</ref> This was apparently successful in returning the world to the Capellan fold in short order. + Just after the end of the Fourth Succession War, when the ravaged Capellan Confederation was assaulted by the combined forces of the [[Duchy of Andurien]] and the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] and thus had its entire depleted military tied up (i.e. at some point between ca. [[3030]] and [[2032]]), No Return declared its independence under elected president Nick Vorhees. Lacking the military resources for a full counterinsurgency operation, [[Romano Liao]] instead sent a [[mercenary unit]] on [[Operation Zitadelle]] to abduct Vorhees so that he could be "turned" by the [[Maskirovka]] to quell the uprising.<ref>This is the storyline of the "[[Operation Zitadelle]]" and "Operation Striker" scenarios as published in the [[Wunderwelten]] magazine</ref> This was apparently successful in returning the world to the Capellan fold in short order. {{ApocryphalContentEnd}} {{ApocryphalContentEnd}} − + === The Jihad === − == The Jihad == '''No Return''' was seized by [[Capellan March]] troops on the 3rd of October [[3068]] as a part of [[Operation SOVEREIGN JUSTICE]], the campaign being waged against the Capellan Confederation by [[Duke]] [[George Hasek II|George Hasek]]. Even as No Return was seized the Capellan March was rushing to try and resupply the March forces poised to strike at [[Sian]].<ref name="J:FRp45">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 45, "The Jihad In Review"</ref> '''No Return''' was seized by [[Capellan March]] troops on the 3rd of October [[3068]] as a part of [[Operation SOVEREIGN JUSTICE]], the campaign being waged against the Capellan Confederation by [[Duke]] [[George Hasek II|George Hasek]]. Even as No Return was seized the Capellan March was rushing to try and resupply the March forces poised to strike at [[Sian]].<ref name="J:FRp45">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 45, "The Jihad In Review"</ref>
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| − | Just after the end of the Fourth Succession War, when the ravaged Capellan Confederation was assaulted by the combined forces of the [[Duchy of Andurien]] and the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] and thus had its entire depleted military tied up (i.e. at some point between ca. [[3030]] and [[ | + | Just after the end of the Fourth Succession War, when the ravaged Capellan Confederation was assaulted by the combined forces of the [[Duchy of Andurien]] and the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] and thus had its entire depleted military tied up (i.e. at some point between ca. [[3030]] and [[2032]]), No Return declared its independence under elected president Nick Vorhees. Lacking the military resources for a full counterinsurgency operation, [[Romano Liao]] instead sent a [[mercenary unit]] on [[Operation Zitadelle]] to abduct Vorhees so that he could be "turned" by the [[Maskirovka]] to quell the uprising.<ref>This is the storyline of the "[[Operation Zitadelle]]" and "Operation Striker" scenarios as published in the [[Wunderwelten]] magazine</ref> This was apparently successful in returning the world to the Capellan fold in short order. |
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| − | + | === The Jihad === | |
| − | == The Jihad == | ||
'''No Return''' was seized by [[Capellan March]] troops on the 3rd of October [[3068]] as a part of [[Operation SOVEREIGN JUSTICE]], the campaign being waged against the Capellan Confederation by [[Duke]] [[George Hasek II|George Hasek]]. Even as No Return was seized the Capellan March was rushing to try and resupply the March forces poised to strike at [[Sian]].<ref name="J:FRp45">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 45, "The Jihad In Review"</ref> | '''No Return''' was seized by [[Capellan March]] troops on the 3rd of October [[3068]] as a part of [[Operation SOVEREIGN JUSTICE]], the campaign being waged against the Capellan Confederation by [[Duke]] [[George Hasek II|George Hasek]]. Even as No Return was seized the Capellan March was rushing to try and resupply the March forces poised to strike at [[Sian]].<ref name="J:FRp45">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 45, "The Jihad In Review"</ref> | ||