Tonk

Tonk is a growing region last reported to have a population of 1 billion, 111 million citizens. Although founded as a group of Socialist Nations, it has since grown into a more Democratic area in the West and rather dictatorial Nations in the East.

Wars

The Unification of Tonk

In Mid-2005, a series of nations were located in an area of Northern and Western Europe. Most of these nations were those of corrupt leadership, and often embroiled in small revolutions. Finally, in August 2005, disillusioned artisans and factory workers in the South of Paulmanistan. The revolutionary spirit soon spread over the borders, enveloping everyone in the revolutionary idea. Nearly every country ended up with a new government, and the leaders of the largest 4 governments met to discuss alliances which resulted in the Holloway Island Accords. Every nation in Tonk soon agreed on these accords, and the nation of Tonk was born.

First Eisernes Sturm War

By the end of the Unification of Tonk, the nations were prepared to adopt a regional constitution in their best interests. The main 4, Quiglantis, Paulmanistan, Stevemanistan, and Eisernes Sturm, quickly wrote up a Constitution guaranteeing their rights. The Constitution called for a Grand Executor to be the head of state for the region, and all nations except Eisernes Sturm agreed that the leader should be Paulmanistan. Eisernes Sturm, however, found Paulmanistan weak and quickly nominated himself. He was soundly defeated, launching his nation onto the warpath against the other founding fathers. This launched a war known as the First Eisernes Sturm War. The Paulmanistan XVI Corps, launched into Eisernes Sturm's heartland in complete secrecy, soon opened fire on the Sturm capital. While Sturm's forces gathered on the borders of his country, 160,000 soldiers opened fire on the capital, capturing nearly all major government, business and social figureheads. Sturm's forces were morally devastated, and when 31 divisions of Tonk Allied forces began pouring over the border into Eisernes Sturm, hundreds of thousands of soldiers surrendered over 6 days of intense fighting. Sturm, who was personally on hand to command the troops at his border, was not present for the Sack of the Capital, and made his escape. Sturm soon surrendered, and his nation was forced to eliminate all his former ties with the other nations of Tonk.