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An armed conflict between state actors, typically for a political or economic aim. Use this tag for specific wars.
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Instances of Jauhar around the world
Yes. Off the top of my head, jauhar is reminiscent of the Siege of Masada. Looking at the wikipedia entry for jauhar (which you linked), I see also a reference to Balinese puputan. Finally, here is a …