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LORE: Despite the Sultan's (idk what title their ruler has, so I'm just going with sultan) best attempts to keep the flames of the revolution outside of his empire, his efforts ultimately proved futile. It started in 1889 with the Young Calzorians Revolution, a series of protests that called for the establishment of a constitution and an elected parliament. The Sultan refused and sent in the Calzorian Army to crush the revolution. This would only escalate things further. The protests turned violent, and people began to fight back. Some of the Sultan's generals even began to join the revolution. In 1891, the empire fell into a full-scale civil war, and after 3 years of violence, the war ended in a stalemate. Both sides agreed to sign the Treaty of Ihnashtul, which ended the war and created a new socialist state in the south, called the Güney Sosyalist Devleti, which would be governed by the leaders of the revolution.