Savignoian Revolution

Savignoian Revoluition
Date 1–16 September 1998 Location Savigno Result Foundation of the Senate *End of the Aristocracy *Brunetti and Giovanni join the senate
Belligerents
Democratic Republic of Savigno	Republic of Savigno
Commanders and leaders
Marino Brunetti Emielo Brunetti	Niccolò Parmumati Flippo Olav Manuel de Argon
Strength
Red Brigade Protesters	Armed Forces

The Savignoian Revolution was a civil uprise which took place in the Republic of Savigno since the evening of 1 September 1998 and until 16 September. It began after a motion when Doge Niccolò Parmumati declare himself Doge for life. The rebellion was started by the Brunetti Family the Brunetti-dominated North Savigno declared independence as the Democratic Republic of Savigno with Marino Brunetti as Doge and Emielo Brunetti (current head of the Brunetti) as minister.

The loyalist side was led by Niccolò Parmumati and most of the members of the Parmumati family and military commander Flippo Olav. The rebels, on the other hand, also known as the newly-created Democratic Republic of Savigno, received the support of the Brunetti and Giovanni, led by Following the partially successful uprise, Savigno was left divided as supporters of the existing Oligarchic government fought the forces of the new "Democratic" faction for control of the country. As of mid-September no real change was made, and the capital, Savigno Savigno, was split into two sectors, each of those controlled by one side.

Battle of Savingo

On the afternoon of 11 September, self-proclaimed doge Marino Brunetti and an armed group of rebels opened fire (with an airsoft gun) against an Loyalist soldier of the Army in Loyal territory. Soon after, the Loyalist Army and Doge supporters counterattacked using airsoft guns as well. At the end of the battle the Rebels surrendered to the Dogal Armed Forces. Although Flippo Olav was the Chief of Army and Vice President of the Savignoian Republic, he confessed that the group did not act in name of their Republic. All the rebels involved in the battle were arrested by the Loyalist Armed Forces. Marino Brunetti was later released, and together with Niccolò Parmumati later wrote a treaty of surrender. This part of the battle still remains uncertain, as the rebels and in particular Brunetti, claim that Olav never signed a document of armistice.

Aftermath

Dissolution of the Democratic Republic of Savigno in exchance of seats in the senate of Brunetti and Giovanni families also Savigno become a democracy