Mushroom Revolutionary War

The Mushroom Revolutionary War was the first major conflict between the Toads and the Koopas, lasting from 1975 to 1981. It marked the formation of the Mushroom Kingdom and the first major defeat of the Koopa Kingdom.

Prelude
In the begining, the teritory that would become the Mushroom Kingdom was a colony of the Koopa Kingdom, at that time the strongest empire in all the land. At first, the Toad and Goomba colonists welcomed the protection of the Koopa Troop, but eveuntually the colonists grew restless. Many of them felt that they should have more independence, and some even thouht they should break away from the Koopas. Things grew worse once King Bowser Koopa I began to pass taxes as a way to refill his kingdom's pockets after the costly Subcon Wars.

The colonists grew particualry restless after the passing of the Koopa Tea Tax in 1973. Despite protest from the colonists, three airships laned in Toad Town Harbor, filled with Koopa Tea. A small resistance movement emerged, lead by Peach Toadstool and Henery Toadswoth Jr. The Rebels, disgusied as Spear Guys, boarded the ships and threw the Tea into the Harbor. Enraged by this, Den. I. Koopa, the govener of the Mushroom Teriroties, ordered the port to be shut down. Nearby comunities helped by sending in suplies by land. The Rebels, now known as the Mushroom Resistance, kept a healthy presence in the town.

In 1975, The Koopa Troopa received an anonymus tip thet the Mushroom Resitsance had a store of power-ups in Goomba Village. Den. I. Koopa order a battilion of Koopa Troopas to seize the power-ups before the Resistance could use them. Before reaching Goomba Village, a group of Militiagoombas and Militiatoads blocked the Koopa advance at Diamond Township (The future site of Diamond City, named for it's diamond mines). A skirmish broke out, and the Resistance Forces retreated. They had more sucess at Gommba Village, and forced the Koopas to retreat. Upon hearing of this, Bowser declared war on the Mushroom Teritories.

Aftermath
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