1st Sheaman Civil War

The Sheaman civil war (1918-1919) is known as one of the most influential events in Sheaman's history and legacy. With its minor support back in 1907 to people's gradual support for independence rising throughout 1910s.

The Years of Revolution (1738-1844)
One of the most notable uprisings in the 1700s was the People's May Uprising which lasted from the 2nd of May 1738-12th of August 1738 which was a result of the oppression by the forced pregnancy laws and the 18 hour work weeks that were introduced. The uprising was an absolute disaster but in 1764 the working day would be lowered to 14 hours by law order of Harvey Colton-Gray.

The 1st Maxifolian Uprising (1798-1803)
The 1st Maxifolian Uprising was a result of the fairly new religion called Maxifolianism as it began to be the dominant religion by being the majority religion by the late 1790s. the revolution managed to fail in the end with their leader and leader of the religion Max Colton-Gray being sentenced to death which never happened due to his lawyers managing to get him a 30 years sentence imprisonment.

The 2nd Maxifolian Uprising (1808-1809)
The 2nd Maxifolian Uprising was a short lived uprising as it only resulted in a few skirmishes/battles in which the Maxifolians were completely crushed.