Mangal-Meijingi War

Mangal-Meijingi War
Date December 1–3 2014 Location Shurigawa Result Mangal victory Meijing accepts Mangalistan supremacy. Toshiko becomes emperor of Shurigawa
Belligerents
Toshiko's empire Mangalistan Shurigawa	Meijing Meijing loyalists
Commanders and leaders
Toshiko Asger Han Noyan Hasan	Liu-kuang Pro-Yukie government

The Mangal-Meijingi War (also known as the Three Day War) was a war over Shurigawa's crown between Toshiko's realms and the pro-Meijing empress Shō Yukie (supported by Liu-kuang and his kingdom of Meijing). Shurigawa was ruled by the oppressive Shō Yukie but was ousted by Toshiko, which forced Meijing to declare war on Toshiko to defend Shō Yukie. However Toshiko also ruled over the nomads of Mangalistan, bringing the feared Mangal warriors into the war. Fearing a defeat to then nomads, both Liu-kuang (king of Meijing) and Shō Yukie surrendered to Toshiko, allowing him to rule Shurigawa. However, Toshiko abdicated the throne of Mangalistan a day after the war, giving it to Asger Han and then later abdicated from Shurigawa's throne in February 2015. Liu-kuang was deeply embarrassed by the defeat and stepped down as king of Meijing.