Dulmara Conflict

Dulmara Conflict
Part of the Fifty Years' War
The Battle of the Pundanni Coast
Date 1502–1511 Location Eastern Dulmara Result Farokandi and allied victory Full results Unification of Farokand Heightened Farokandi influence over Cerecan and Pundann Growing nationalism in countries on both sides Succession crisis in Pundann Total destruction of the Keldorian Navy Territorial changes Keldoria loses all possessions in Dulmara.
Belligerents
Kingdom of Faroi (1502–1503) Kingdom of Kandi (1502–1503) Kingdom of Farokand (1503–1511) Kingdom of Cerecan Kingdom of Pundann Kuzan Empire Great Republic of Malizia Northern Empire of Eriwick Kingdom of Gosigland	Keldorian Empire Kingdom of Dorica Kingdom of Malgania Dominion of Argolan and Malania Duchy of Harotsen (1502–1507) Republic of Olzengura

The Dulmara Conflict, also known as the Dulmara War, was a conflict between the Keldorian Empire and various countries in the continent of Dulmara. It is considered part of the Fifty Years' War and began with the Keldorian-Cerecanese War, when Keldoria and its allies invaded the Kingdom of Cerecan by sea. After the Keldorian invasion of Pundann, Faroi and Kandi got involved, followed by the Kuzan Empire and Malizia. The Dulmara Conflict brought about the unification of Farokand and the end of the Fifty Years' War following Keldoria's defeat.