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| conflict = | | conflict = Kiều Thạc Nhu's invasion of the Rideva Empire | ||
| partof = the [[Hodenic Wars]] | | partof = the [[Hodenic Wars]] | ||
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| date = 1288{{spaced ndash}}1294 | | date = 1288{{spaced ndash}}1294 | ||
| place = Northern [[Kingdom of Tennai|Tennai]] | | place = Western territories of the [[Rideva Empire]], Northern [[Kingdom of Tennai|Tennai]] | ||
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| result = Kiếm Hoà victory; the Dynasty consolidates rule over the Rideva Empire's northern territories | | result = Kiếm Hoà victory; the Dynasty consolidates rule over the Rideva Empire's northern territories; Nhu declares herself empress over northern Tennai | ||
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| combatant1 = {{flagicon image|KiemHoaDynastyFlag.png|22px}} [[Kiếm Hoà Dynasty]] | | combatant1 = [[League of Cẩm Phả]] | ||
* {{flagicon image|Alam of the Mughal Empire.svg|22px}} [[ | * {{flagicon image|KiemHoaDynastyFlag.png|22px}} [[Kiếm Hoà Dynasty]] (leader) | ||
* {{flagicon image|Alam of the Mughal Empire.svg|22px}} [[Chamia]] | |||
* {{flagicon image|State Flag of Thailand (1916).svg|22px}} [[Arantho Kingdom]] | * {{flagicon image|State Flag of Thailand (1916).svg|22px}} [[Arantho Kingdom]] | ||
* {{flagicon image|Kazakh Khanate.svg|22px}} [[Töbedar Khanate]] | * {{flagicon image|Kazakh Khanate.svg|22px}} [[Töbedar Khanate]] | ||
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|{{flagicon image|State Flag of Thailand (1916).svg|22px}} [[Jutharat of Banphaitharam]] | |{{flagicon image|State Flag of Thailand (1916).svg|22px}} [[Jutharat of Banphaitharam]] | ||
|{{flagicon image|Kazakh Khanate.svg|22px}} '''[[Murat Khan]]''' | |{{flagicon image|Kazakh Khanate.svg|22px}} '''[[Murat Khan]]''' | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| commander2 = {{flagicon image|Rideva flag.png|22px}} '''[[Prakshringavant I]]''' | | commander2 = {{flagicon image|Rideva flag.png|22px}} '''[[Prakshringavant I]]''' | ||
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| campaignbox = {{Campaignbox Wars of the Black Tigress}} | | campaignbox = {{Campaignbox Wars of the Black Tigress}} | ||
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The ''' | The '''Kiều Thạc Nhu's invasion of the Rideva Empire''', also known as '''Kiều Thạc Nhu's Campaigns Against the Rideva Empire''' and the '''Kiếm Hoà-Rideva War''', was a military action launched by [[Kiều Thạc Nhu]] in 1288 and lasted until 1294. It was the longest campaign of Nhu's military career, and resulted in the dynasty gaining more land and territories for Quenminese settlers to inhabit in, and proliferate Quenminese culture throughout. The invasion also saw the first conventional usage of the {{wp|hand cannon}} by the Quenminese. | ||
Nhu made the decision to expand the [[Kiếm Hoà Dynasty]]'s territories into Tennai after receiving information about | Nhu made the decision to expand the [[Kiếm Hoà Dynasty]]'s territories into Tennai after receiving information about the weakening political standing of the [[Rideva Empire]], as well as its lush resources. On 14 May 1288, sensing an opportunity to exert the dynasty's rule over the destabilizing realm, Nhu gathered an army totaling 500,000 with foreign contingents from [[Chamian Kingdom|Chamia]], [[Arantho Kingdom|Arantho Kingdom]] and the [[Töbedar Khanate]], and crossed onto the northern territories on 19 June. After the success of the campaign, Nhu ensured that all troops were paid fairly. | ||
The campaign was dramatized in literature and film, such as the Quenminese novels ''[[Ballad of the Black Tigress]]''<!--- Splendors of Great Rideva will be a chapter in this novel ---> alongside its famous [[Ballad of the Black Tigress (play)|theatrical adaptation]]; the poems ''[[A Mournful Death in War]]'' and ''[[Nhu and Rudrani]]''; the Quenminese historical series ''[[The Black Tigress]]''; and the [[Tennai]]ite historical movie ''[[Dance of Queens]]''. | The campaign was dramatized in literature and film, such as the Quenminese novels ''[[Ballad of the Black Tigress]]''<!--- Splendors of Great Rideva will be a chapter in this novel ---> alongside its famous [[Ballad of the Black Tigress (play)|theatrical adaptation]]; the poems ''[[A Mournful Death in War]]'' and ''[[Nhu and Rudrani]]''; the Quenminese historical series ''[[The Black Tigress]]''; and the [[Tennai]]ite historical movie ''[[Dance of Queens]]''. | ||
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The Kiều Thạc Nhu's invasion of the Rideva Empire, also known as Kiều Thạc Nhu's Campaigns Against the Rideva Empire and the Kiếm Hoà-Rideva War, was a military action launched by Kiều Thạc Nhu in 1288 and lasted until 1294. It was the longest campaign of Nhu's military career, and resulted in the dynasty gaining more land and territories for Quenminese settlers to inhabit in, and proliferate Quenminese culture throughout. The invasion also saw the first conventional usage of the hand cannon by the Quenminese.
Nhu made the decision to expand the Kiếm Hoà Dynasty's territories into Tennai after receiving information about the weakening political standing of the Rideva Empire, as well as its lush resources. On 14 May 1288, sensing an opportunity to exert the dynasty's rule over the destabilizing realm, Nhu gathered an army totaling 500,000 with foreign contingents from Chamia, Arantho Kingdom and the Töbedar Khanate, and crossed onto the northern territories on 19 June. After the success of the campaign, Nhu ensured that all troops were paid fairly.
The campaign was dramatized in literature and film, such as the Quenminese novels Ballad of the Black Tigress alongside its famous theatrical adaptation; the poems A Mournful Death in War and Nhu and Rudrani; the Quenminese historical series The Black Tigress; and the Tennaiite historical movie Dance of Queens.