The 1913 Kaijan Revolt

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The 1913 Kaijan Revolt
DateJune 8th, 1913 - March 2nd, 1914
LocationNorth Kaijan, Slokais Islands
Result Federal victory
Belligerents

Federal Forces

Rebels

  • Free Kaijan Union of Industrial Workers
  • Manahara Tribal Mitita
Commanders and leaders

Govermeant

United Sugar and Coffee Company

  • Josuha Adams

Rebels

  • Mohammed Manaho
  • Edwin Maruhombsar
Units involved
Kaijanese Federal Company Yellow Cats Militia
Strength
45,000 3,500
Casualties and losses
8,700 2,100

The 1913 Kaijan Revolt was a conflict between federal forces supporting the United Sugar and Coffee Company and militia groups supporting workers of the Free Kaijan Union of Industrial Workers. Much of the conflict involved Mohammed Manaho raiding several farms and settlements to spark a greater conflict for Kaijanese independence. The revolt ended with the capture and execution of Manaho by federal forces in March of 1914.

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