Oken-Sartak War

The Oken-Sartak War is an ongoing Kadrike War.

Background

The Oken and the Sartak had been informal rivals since the election of Johnakar Oken was elected Leader of the Oken on 24-10 29 TT due to an agreement made in 50 TT that stipulated that a son of Huloi Sartak and Kazant Oken would lead the Oken after Kazant Oken's death.

On 12-3 18 PC The Arkara released a document containing evidence that Johnakar Oken had ordered the deaths of several notable figures across the Attu Archipelago. Living King and Leader of the Oken, Harakar Oken faced extreme backlash for the actions of his late father. Shortly after Harakar fled the Karin Plain for Kadar's Rock. This was all whilst the Arkara and Deram fought each other in the Akarian Civil War. Leader of the Sartak, Hochor Sartak decided that with all the unrest in Akaria then would be a good time to exact revenge against the Oken and on 29-3 the Sartak Army entered the Oken Kadrike starting the Oken-Sartak War. Shortly after crossing the border Harakar ordered the mobilisation of the Oken Army.

29-3 The Sartak Army entered the Oken Kadrike.
- Leader of the Oken, Harakar Oken ordered the mobilization of the Oken Army to defend against the invading Sartak.
4-4 The Oken Army and the Sartak Army engaged in the Battle of Oksken.
23-7 The Sartak Army disintigrated during it's battle with the Oken Army, the Oken Army then began moving into the Sartak Kadrike.
25-7 The Skrake Army entered the Bojin Kadrike on their way to the Sartak Kadrike to aid the Oken. Meok Skrake, Leader of the Skrake urged the Bojin not to interfere with the passing Skrake Army.
30-10 The Oken Army entered Sarstai.
1-11 The Oken Army captured Hochor Sartak, ending the war.