The 1913 Lockout, 1916 Rising, the Treaty of 1921 and the Causes of the Civil War, 1922

The 1913 lockout, the rise of 1916, the 1921 treaty and the cause of the civil war, in 1922, John Redmond became leader of the autonomous party at the end of the UK general election. Conservatives and libertarians do not have majority. Redmond and autonomous parties are currently balancing power. Liberal leader Askis promised to Redmond in 1910 that Ireland will rule in 1914. Redmond accepted it. The partner declined to accept and decided to oppose it.

In 1916, the radical Ireland republic rose and declared a republic. Six days after the leader 's execution, the rise was suppressed. This was the Irish Revolutionary War from 1919 to 1921 and the Irish Civil War (1922 - 1923) continued. After the end of the civil war, the island split. Northern Ireland is still part of the UK, but the rest of the island is the Free State of Ireland. In 1927, Britain renamed itself Britain in the UK and Northern Ireland.

Civil war in Ireland from 1922 to 23 years. The irregular forces of the Republican Republic of Ireland against the 1922 Convention collided with the Free State Army. Antitrust troops occupied the buildings of the four courts during the conflict and many Irish records remained. After many months of confrontation and siege, the anti-treaty unit was defeated, but the building was burned and many records were destroyed. Editor of the Kingdom of Ireland, O'Donovan, John: From early times to 1616. I will reprint 1856. 3D editing 7 volumes. Black Rock of Ireland: Edmund Bark Press, 1990. (Family History Library Book 941.5 H2af) This collection provides a comprehensive history of early Irish Gaelic and English. It contains many dates for certain events including the death of some people

The end of the Cultural Revolution: Despite the approval of the "British Treaty" that the future of Northern Ireland was confirmed in January 1922, there was a conflict between the Republican Republic of Ireland and the British Army. The Cutoff federal treaty divides it into anti-treaty supporters led by the former Republican president Emmain de Varela who wishes the Republican campaign to continue fighting before the Republic of Ireland realizes, and a free state We support the religious supporters of. The first step civil war ended in mid-1992 at the treaty defeat and paid compensation for the life of independent movement leaders including Michael Collins assassinated in 1922. The new Ireland Free State quietly finished its brilliant violent attack against Northern Ireland. The total number of people killed in the war exceeds 1,400 people. In 1937, the new constitution re-established Ireland (or Ireland of Ireland)