Creeperian Crusade

Creeperian Crusade
Part of the Creeperian-Deltinian Wars
The Battle of Alsakhra of November 4, 1281.
Date February 8, 1231-December 25, 1345 (114 years, 10 months, 2 weeks and 3 days) Location Southern Landmass Result Creeperian Victory Establishment of Creeperopolis Destruction of Deltino and its rump states. Spread of the Creeperian Catholic Church Decline of Deltinian Islam
Belligerents
Catholics	Muslims
Before 1326 Creeperopolis Castilliano (from 1239) State of the Church (from 1258)	Before 1326 Deltino
After 1326 Creeperopolis Castilliano State of the Church	After 1326 Abdan Helam Jakiz
Commanders and leaders
Creeperopolis Alfonso I Alfonso II Salvador I Manuel I Miguel I Papal State Gregorio IX Celestino IV Innocento IV Alexander IV Urbano IV Clemento IV Gergorio X Innocento V Adrian V Juan XXI Nicolás III Martín IV Honorio IV Nicolás IV Celestine V Bonifaco VIII Benedicto XI Clemento V Juan XII Benedicto XII Clemento VI Castilliano Sancho II Óscar I Sancho III Sancho IV José II Óscar II	Deltino Suleiman III Selim IV Osman I Selim V Selim VI Abdan Ohmad I Ohmad II Helam Mehmed I Jakiz Orhan I
Strength
Creeperans: ~3,500,000 Castillianans: ~1,300,000 Papacy: 100,000	Deltinians: ~4,000,000 Abdaners: 300,000-500,000 Helamans: 250,000-300,000 Jakizians: 250,000-300,000
Casualties and losses
Creeperans: High Castillianans: Moderate Papacy: Low	Deltinians: High Abdaners: Moderate Helamans: Moderate Jakizians: Very High

The Creeperian Crusade (1231–1345) was the period in the history of the Southern Landmass of about 115 years between the establishment of Creeperopolis in 1231 and the fall of the Alssahil to the expanding Creeperian kingdom in 1492. The collapse of the Caliphate of Deltino and its successors would allow Creeperopolis to become the dominant nation on the landmass.

The Crusade was called for by King Alfonso I in 1231 and was approved of by Pope Gregorio IX.

See Also

• Creeperopolis
• Caliphate of Deltino