Serfik Crisis (2 h 35 m, 6 ene 1936 año – 16 h 4 m, 21 ene 1936 año)

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The Serfik Crisis is also known as the January Crisis.
On January 6, 2:35 A.M., the King of Serfik, King Aar'ïfii Te Gehï'reek, passed away and his only heir was his daughter, Princess Taa'laq Te Aar'ïreek. However, the Serfikian succession laws did not allow female rulers. This caused a massive uproar in the country because Aar'ïfii's council at the time had to think of what to do before another country took over Serfik.
during this time, three provinces revolted against Serfik and since Serfik's de facto ruler was Taa'laq, she chose not to go to war. Once Wataa'iv (the nation the three rebel provinces formed), left Serfik, this caught the eye of Iti, whose current monarch was the uncle of Taa'laq. Her mother, Elẽdíf Mofoos'íti, was the ruling queen but since she was queen, she had no power in Serfik. Iti struck a deal with Taa'laq and her father's council, allowing Iti to annex all of Serfik's territory (minus Wataa'iv) but give Serfik a lot of autonomy (in other words, make Serfik a part of the union of kingdoms in Iti).