Stecklikrieg, Central Plateau 1803 (Real)

Following the Treaty of Lunéville, the French troops left Switzerland during the summer, resulting in rapid destabilization of the country. This instability reached a head with the open rebellion which originated in Central Switzerland and was centered around the cities of Zürich and Bern, as well as rural parts of the Swiss plateau in the cantons Aargau and Solothurn. The war began with an engagement at Rengg pass in Pilatus on the 28th of August, followed by artillery attacks on Bern and Zürich during September, and a skirmish at Faoug on October 3. After several hostile clashes with the under-equipped and less motivated forces of the Helvetic Republic, the central government capitulated militarily on 18 September, retreating from Bern to Lausanne, and then collapsed entirely