Nusafi Wars

The Nusafi Wars, Nasufi Unification Wars or the Revolutionary War of Nasufi Unification (the official term used by the Nusafi Confederation) was a series of conflicts between various states and territories in Saharal and neighbouring regions that resulted in the creation of the Nusafi Confederation in the early 20th century.

The boundaries of the conflicts are somewhat blurred and often subject to political concerns in determining their start and end, however the broad overview is as follows. Prior to the conflicts in the middle of the 1920s, Saharal and surrounding Nusafi-speaking regions were politically divided between various territories and kingdoms.

The major competing powers in the region included the Abouzeidi Kingdom and the Nusafi Republic, as well as Kingdom of Jazara. The ultimate outcome of the conflict was the creation of the Nusafi Confederation under the leadership of General Yusuf and the subsequent entry of the new Confederation into the burgeoning Second Great War.

Despite the resolution of the conflict, several new political divisions persisted. The most notable of these was the precarious status of the island of Jazara that eventually led to the Jazaran Civil War.