Liberating France from Devil Rule is the central undertaking of the Parisian arc: a conspiracy that became a revolution, with the cry “Free France in Antiterra” (Francia Libre en Antiterra).
| Type | Event |
| Date | c. 1890 |
| Place | Uchronic Paris |
| Antagonist | Lord Gaul |
| Spanish entry | Liberar Francia de la dominación diabla |
Background
Around 1890, Paris fell under an infernal yoke. Lord Gaul entered the city at the head of a Baatezu legion, and what the chronicles call devil rule (dominación diabla) settled over all of France.
Resistance
The heart of the resistance was the conspirators against the Baatezu, the Parisian Heroes: Jacques El Destripateur, Jean du Arc Gannibale, Matilde “tout de tué” and Jean Paul Malmonde. The annals also associate Oratiol with the cause and record the participation of the Regulators and the Uchronic Socialists.
The Archive links this gesta to the chronicle Paris Is Well Worth a Mass, which records the old ties between the city and the diabolical powers that later subjugated it.