Creeperian Crusade
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Creeperian Crusade | |||||||
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Part of the Creeperian-Deltinian Wars | |||||||
The Battle of Alsakhra of November 4, 1281. | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Catholics | Muslims | ||||||
Before 1326 Creeperopolis Castilliano (from 1239) State of the Church (from 1258) |
Before 1326 Deltino Kashiludun Caliphate | ||||||
After 1326 Creeperopolis Castilliano State of the Church |
After 1326 Abdan Helam Jakiz Kashiludun Caliphate | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||
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Strength | |||||||
Creeperans:
Castillianans:
Papacy:
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Deltinians:
Abdaners:
Helamans:
Jakizians:
Kashiludunis:
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Creeperans:
Castillianans:
Papacy:
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Deltinians:
Abdaners:
Helamans:
Jakizians:
Kashiludunis:
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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 1345. 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.