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Bokok Army

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The Bokok Army is the subnational army of the Bokok.

History

Establishment

The Bokok Army was established on 22-4 1197 TT via Matart's 135th Dictate which declared that each Kadrike was to maintain a single unified army headed by a high director. The Bokok Army was created by merging the Bokok's previous assortment of armed forces into one.


Akarian Civil War

The Bokok joined the Akarian Civil War on 23-4 19 PC when the Bokok Army entered the Arkara Kadrike starting the Battle of Alble with the intent of aiding Living King, Harakar Oken and his allies. Omarok Bokok, Leader of the Bokok said of the incursion "The Arkara are threatening the very survival of Akaria".

On 17-12, The Weer Chronicle reported that Harakar Oken had returned to Moss Vale following his year-long vacation at an undisclosed location. Shortly after the report the Arkara and their allies began converging and moving towards Moss Vale, the Perat left a small contingent in Keredone to prevent the Deram and their allies the Mikare from following them. The armies of the Bokok, Oken, Sartak and Skrake engaged the armies of the Arkara, Perat, Banokan and Kakay in the Banokan Kadrike on 18-12. The forces of the Perat left in Keredone were defeated on 25-12, leading to the Deram and Mikare entering the Banokan Kadrike the next day. On 28-12 when the Arkara-led forces in the Bankokan Kadrike disintegrated into chaos and Harakar's allies began moving towards Agrada. Harakar's victory, however, was short-lived as he died the next day ending the civil war.