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Perrion War

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Perrion War
Conflict west of Ithania
Years249 AC - 266 AC
Participants
  • Regalian Empire
  • Perrion States
StatusVictory for the Regalian Empire, full conquest of Perrion and annexation of all the states into semi-autonomous subjects.

The Perrion War was a conflict that raged between 249 AC and 266 AC on the isle of Perrion inhabited by a mixture of Perrion Ithanians, and Pelyon Teledden Elves. The isle of Perrion was a vast and wealthy land with a collection of minor Duchies, Counties, and Viscounties that formed the last bastion of independent Ithanian-minded people not yet under the banner of the Regalian Empire. The Perrion War was started as a quick imperialist conquest by Arch-Chancellor Morgan Kade of the Regalian Empire. However, despite Regalia's overbearing military capabilities, and the vast sums of money Morgan pumped into the project, the war become a slog that lasted 18 years due to the high militarism of the locals and distance to Regalia's supply lines with an apathetic Ithania that did not help. The war is remembered as one of the most brutal castle-siege wars, as the Perrion had many castles that caused a constant back and forth war with Regalia as castles were lost and retaken. With the final fall of the largest Duchy, the whole of Perrion was incorporated into a semi-autonomous subject of the Regalian Empire in 266 under the Treaty of Bonedict, signed by Emperor Vilgemar long after Morgan's death.

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Last EditorMonMarty on 10/2/2024.

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