Gotneskan Invasion of Caerlannach

Gotneskan Invasion of Caerlannach
Battle of Cluainbheag
Date 936-972 Location Modern day Caerlannach and Gotneska Result Gotneskan victory Territorial changes Most of Caerlannach absorbed into the Lordship of Caerlannach
Belligerents
Kingdom of Gotnara-Brathriagh	Kingdom of Ghearóid
Kingdom of Lúghánach Kingdom of Luathach Kingdom of Rídearg State of Chonnachta	Dhomhnaill Chiefdom Ógalla Chiefdom
Commanders and leaders
TBA	TBA

The Gotneskan Invasion of Caerlannach (Mealliagian: Ionradh Gotalainn ar Chaerlannach) was a series of military campaigns and conquests undertaken by the Gotneskan kingdoms to subjugate the region of Caerlannach. At the time of the invasion, Caerlannach consisted of smaller, semi-independent kingdoms and tribal chiefdoms loosely unified under a High King, who claimed lordship over the other rulers. The invasion marked the beginning of a 1,000-year occupation, during which Caerlannach was gradually incorporated into the administrative and cultural framework of the Gotneskan realms, profoundly influencing the region's history and identity.