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| caption    = Bethune provincial forces skirmish with Maximusian regulars near Forlare, in a painting by Maurice Caillaux
| caption    = San Ferandno provincial forces march through Pendouah after capturing it from Revivalist forces.
| date        = March 10th, 1924 - September 2th, 1924{{efn|Violence continued thought Ambonar Province for the rest of 1920s|}}
| date        = March 10th, 1924 - September 2th, 1924{{efn|Violence continued thought Ambonar Province for the rest of 1920s|}}
| place      = Ambonar and [[San Fernando Province]], [[Slokais Islands]]
| place      = Ambonar and [[San Fernando Province]], [[Slokais Islands]]

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Eastern Hills War

San Ferandno provincial forces march through Pendouah after capturing it from Revivalist forces.
DateMarch 10th, 1924 - September 2th, 1924[a]
LocationAmbonar and San Fernando Province, Slokais Islands
Result Slokasian Victory
Belligerents

Slokais Islands

  • San Fernado Province
  • Eastern San Fernando Territorial Miltia
  • Slokasian 9th Mounted Cavalry
  • Assorted Minjian volunteer units

Revivalist's

  • Holy Defenders
  • Various Revivalist Groups
Commanders and leaders
  • San Fernando Governor Lanier Jiang
  • General Samuel Gonsalves
  • Colonel Martin Raymondo Cruz
  • Paul Samrajon
  • Samson Yahaira-John
  • Strength

    15,000 regulars

    150 cavalry

    5,000 militia members

    3,000-5,000 volunteers[b]
    Casualties and losses

    1,400 killed

    Thousands wounded

    450 killed

    Hundreds of civilians

    Notes

    1. ↑ Violence continued thought Ambonar Province for the rest of 1920s
    2. ↑ Included armed Revivalists, which included civilian youth's armed with minimal weapons