The Great Ride South

The Great Ride South
The battle of Naaxwiin
Date 1536 Location Karazawa Result Ultramarine Victory End of the Namerian presence in modern day Karazawa mainland End of the Santamarists as a credible political force Allowed for the expansion of Ultramer beyond the limits of the Thlataloyan
Belligerents
Ultramer Karazawa	Nameria
Commanders and leaders
Pierre de Lamarque	Filippo de Santamaria
Strength
Lamarquist Chevauchée Ultramarins : 6,000 Gathered allies : 20,000 Karazawi : 10,000	Santamarist Expedition First Legio : 10,000 Second Legio : 10,000 Auxilliaries : between 6,000 and 8,000
Casualties and losses
Ultramer 4,000 killed 2,000 wounded	Nameria 11,500 killed 2,000 wounded

The Great Ride South (french : La Grande Chevauchée ; Azawarecha : Keri Kabaiuhrani) is a conflict that opposed the recently founded Viceroyalty of Ultramer and its allies against the Namerian Empire in the modern day region of Tiamoncha. The Great Ride South is considered to be one of the founding events of Karazawa, as the army of the Viceroy Pierre de Lamarque was made up of contingents from all over his territories, dependencies, tributaries, and allies, from various Chichimecas horsemen to a full contingent of Karazawi being present, against a common enemy in the form of Nameria, who was already a threat to the previous Thlataloyan.