Feachrani Revolution

The Feachrani Revolution was a war of independence instigated by the Buchananists, a group of Feachrani revolutionaries vying for a self-governing republic. Lasting a little under two years from 22 February 1813 to 5 October 1816, the Buchananists gained their independence.

Tormoid II, the last Tormoidic ruler of Scotland, enacted acts that set about a chain reaction leading up the revolution. The assent of the Tobacco Tax Act of 1812 in Scotland's South American colonies induced more economic inequality. Furthermore, with the Invercree Massacre that resulted in the deaths of 100 colonists that protested against the Act, Angus Buchanan rallied republican sympathizers from the countryside and several cities to call for independence from the Empire. An ensuing conflict ravaged the entire colony, with the Buchananists gaining the upper hand overall, with the help of the indignenous population. Formalized by the Treaty of Beninkeld in 5 October 1816, the Scottish Empire was forced to give up its colony to the nascent republic.