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Created
The creation of the Garnet Constitution -
Ratified
The ratification of the Garnet Constitution -
Effective
The date that the Garnet Constitution was put into immediate effect. -
"Battle of Summer"
11 years after the constitution was put in effect, a battle was triggered when the Garnet President, Henry Hamilton, was assassinated by an enemy nationalist from the neighboring country of Firoe on June 18, 1800. -
"Battle of Summer" (Continued)
3 years into the Battle of Summer, Firoe and Garnet were fighting in various regions in both countries, with the lives of 19,000 civilians and soldiers killed. The former Vice-President of Garnet, Alexander Miller, quickly took the role of President after the battle erupted and took precautions and extra measures into making sure the army would be supplied. With the help of a Military General strategist, Lafayette Burke, the Garnet Military were victorious in many battles throughout. -
"The Last Stand" and "The Peace Treaty of 1805"
Battle of Summer's last stand took place in the battlefield near the town of Laxus as the Fiore army was becoming weaker. Meanwhile, Garnet President Miller met with Fiore's Leader Dustin Mulligan and both discussed and agreed to sign a peace treaty. The "Peace Treaty of 1805" was signed by both leaders and a few days later, the Battle of Summer ended with the total of 1 million lives, combined from both countries, lost. -
Aftermath
A few months after Battle of Summer, Garnet was reconstructing during the aftermath and citizens were returning back to their daily lives. The economy then struggled to go up again. -
Citizens Uprising
The economy improved at this time, but an uprising of the citizens began. During this uprising, the benefits for the citizens was running very thin, this did not sit well with anyone especially with the people who fought in the battle.
