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The '''Sandoric Wars''' were a series of major conflicts fought between [[Sandoric Aurucolia|Aurucolia under Sandor I]], and coalition forces majorly led by the [[Great Lucis and Accordo|United Kingdom]]. The series of conflicts were also known as the '''Twenty-One Years' War''' due to its long duration. It is also by itself a {{wp|global conflict}}, spanning from Scandinavia and Zemuria to Amerigonna, Indiae | The '''Sandoric Wars''' were a series of major conflicts fought between [[Sandoric Aurucolia|Aurucolia under Sandor I]], and coalition forces majorly led by the [[Great Lucis and Accordo|United Kingdom]]. The series of conflicts were also known as the '''Twenty-One Years' War''' due to its long duration. It is also by itself a {{wp|global conflict}}, spanning from Scandinavia and Zemuria to Amerigonna, and Indiae to [[Sarkoros]] and Southeast Asianna. Historians had nicknamed the conflict "Europan War Zero," despite the [[Seven Years' War (Eordisverse)|Seven Years' War]] being considered such. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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===War of the Seventh Coalition: The 100 Days=== | ===War of the Seventh Coalition: The 100 Days=== | ||
== | ==North Amerigonna== | ||
== | ==West Indies== | ||
== | ==Punjab and Indiae== | ||
{{main|Sikh and Aurucolian War}} | |||
==East Indies== | |||
== | ==Quenmin and Sarkoros== | ||
==Aftermath== | ==Aftermath== | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 24 February 2021
The Sandoric Wars were a series of major conflicts fought between Aurucolia under Sandor I, and coalition forces majorly led by the United Kingdom. The series of conflicts were also known as the Twenty-One Years' War due to its long duration. It is also by itself a global conflict, spanning from Scandinavia and Zemuria to Amerigonna, and Indiae to Sarkoros and Southeast Asianna. Historians had nicknamed the conflict "Europan War Zero," despite the Seven Years' War being considered such.