Second Aivintian Civil War

Second Aivintian Civi War
Typical Aivintian Soldier, circa 1811
Date 15 March 1811 - 17 September 1812 (1 year and 179 days) Location Aivintis Result Death of The Aeternus End of the Aeternist Inquisition Establishment of the Stuart Monarchy
Belligerents
File:Aeternal Flag.jpeg The Ascendancy of Aivintis File:Aeternal Flag.jpeg Aeternist Inquisition	Aeternal Cartographers
Commanders and leaders
File:Aeternal Flag.jpeg The Aeternus File:Aeternal Flag.jpeg Grand Inquisitor Darren Tennyson	Theodore Stuart
Casualties and losses
Over 1200 dead total	Over 200 dead total

The Second Aivintian Civil War, also known as the Stuart Rebellion was a national civil war that lasted from 1811 to 1812. The war involved many of Theodore Stuart’s former “Aeternal Cartographers” - spies and assassins of the Aeternus under Stuart’s command - opposing the Aeternist Inquisition, backed by the Ascendancy of Aivintis. There were a little under 2000 casualties, most of them either Inquisitors or Cartographers. The results of the rebellion would set the stage for the Stuart Monarchy and eventually the Order of Enlightenment.