Second Dundorfian civil war

The second Dundorfian civil war, also known as the collapse of the Dundorfian Reich was a civil war produced in the 20th century in the Dundorfian Reich.

History
The Dundorfian Reich had been established, and after the War for the Throne, the Reich had been in constant internal conflicts. The new dynasty of Belserg, under the rule of Kaiser Wilhelm, got new colonies all around the world in the early 19th century, and as a result, many religious and cultural conflicts appeared.

Start of the civil war
By the early 20th century, several nationalist movements arise to liberate the previous mentioned colonies. These movements demanded the liberation, or abandonment, of these colonies, but the Kaiser Henneck II refused to liberate the colonies, resulting in criminal and terrorist attacks produced by the nationalists.

In 1911, Gerwald Kapp, the leader of one of the nationalist movements, decided to unite all the nationalist movements in a single political party: the National Unity Party. Since it had a lot of support, the Kaiser Henneck II decided to make its own political party to protect the Reich in 1914: the Royal Party.

A group of monarchists decided to create their own political party in 1914 too: the Brown Party, which demanded an absolutist monarchy and said that in order to make sure that no more conflicts happen anymore, a more authoritarian monarchy should be installed.

End of the civil war
The Brown Party decided to ally with the National Unity Party, and they attempted to, not only the Kaiser, but the royal dynasty's lives. However, in 1947 the Kaiser Henneck II died, and the dynasty gave up, meaning that the nationalists won and their demands were accepted. The Royal Party was dissolved, the National Unity Party ceased to exist, as the colonies were liberated, and the Brown Party was banned for being too radical.