First Stonish War of Unification

First Stonish War of Unification
Bjarn Von Stone accompanied by the Szŧōnɉōnzī Warriors amidst a battle against the Taverkny Clan
Date 1211-1232 Location Flatstone Result Northern Ivili Victory Reintegration of Taverkny Clan Reintegration of Southern Ivili Clan Ou expulsion from Īnbā and the Northern Bīgōzōsī Islands Establishment of The First Kingdom of Flatstone
Belligerents
Northern Ivili Clan	Taverkny Clan Southern Ivili Clan Ou Clan
Commanders and leaders
Bjarn Von Stone Harald Jensen Gert Koch	Ejvind Taverkny Stefan Daugaard Sophus Kvist Kristen Ou
Strength
7,300	11,000
Casualties and losses
700	3,600

The First Stonish War of Unification was a brief period in which the four clans that make up the modern Kingdom of Flatstone declared their independence from the Order of Flatstone, founded little more than a century earlier. The war would go on to result in the unification of the First Kingdom of Flatstone under King Bjarn Von Stone.

Early Stages of the War

Just six years after the ceasefire had been introduced by the Northern Ivili Clan, Bjarn Von Stone made his way through it's ranks and seized power for himself. Almost immediately and against the wishes of his peer he revoked the treaties mandated in 1195 and funded the recruitment of an army in 1213 to be used in his campaign against the Taverkny Clan, which at the time of the treaties rebuttal had indulged itself into a triple-alliance with the Southern Ivili and Ou clans against the Northern Ivili clan, entertaining a doctrine surrounding the idea of strength in numbers.