March of the Blessed Victors

March of the Blessed Victors
Part of The Ulthrannic Crusades
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Date February 1648 - March 1650 Location Western Lusankya Result Crusader Victory Destruction of Ziwalusankyan civilization Formation of the Toltecian Crusader States Genocide of pagan peoples
Belligerents
Knights Order of the Red Forest Lucenese Sword Brethren Belfras Template:Country data Neidmar	Various Ziwalusankyan kingdoms and principalities
Commanders and leaders
Template:Country data Papal States Cardinal Pallavicino King Philippos Antipatrid I Template:Country data Ulthrannia Amilcar Diaz de Uvieu Template:Country data Ulthrannia Grand Master Fuentecalada

The March of the Blessed Victors (Latin: Itinera Beatae Victores), is the name given by the Papacy to a crusade called by Pope Innocent X against the peoples of what is today modern Toltecia. It is also one of the first times that an Ulthrannic Army would have strong presence on Lusankya and it would also lead to the foundations of what would become the colonies of the Ulthrannic Golden Empire.