Question

why conflict seen during accession ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Conflicts usually happen during accessions because accession is when somebody comes into a rank of power. When leaders/dictators come into power, they usually have some rival going against them. That rival may be a person, an opposing leader, opposing population or in times today, countries fight on state level as well.

Explanation:

For example, In the Kashmir issue, Pakistan and India indulge in conflicts because it is a disputed territory as declared by the rulers of that time. (In 1947)

Conflict was seen during this accession because both countries wanted that territory for themselves.