Creeperian Crusade

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Creeperian Crusade
Part of the Creeperian-Deltinian Wars
Batalla de las Navas de Tolosa, por Francisco van Halen.jpg
The Battle of Alsakhra of November 4, 1281.
DateFebruary 8, 1231-December 25, 1345
(114 years, 10 months, 2 weeks and 3 days)
Location
Result

Creeperian Victory

Belligerents
Catholics Muslims
Before 1326
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis Creeperopolis
Vexillum Regni Hierosolymae.svg Castilliano (from 1239)
Flag of the Papal States (1825-1870).svg State of the Church (from 1258)
Before 1326
Abbassid banner.svg Deltino
Kashiludun Caliphate
After 1326
Creeperopolis Creeperopolis
Vexillum Regni Hierosolymae.svg Castilliano
Flag of the Papal States (1825-1870).svg State of the Church
After 1326
Rectangular green flag.svg Abdan
Flag of the kingdom of tlemcen.svg Helam
Flag of the Ottoman Empire (eight pointed star).svg Jakiz
Kashiludun Caliphate
Commanders and leaders





Strength

Creeperans:

  • ~3,500,000

Castillianans:

  • ~1,300,000

Papacy:

  • 100,000

Deltinians:

  • ~4,000,000

Abdaners:

  • 300,000-500,000

Helamans:

  • 250,000-300,000

Jakizians:

  • 250,000-300,000

Kashiludunis:

  • 60,000
Casualties and losses

Creeperans:

  • High

Castillianans:

  • Moderate

Papacy:

  • Low

Deltinians:

  • High

Abdaners:

  • Moderate

Helamans:

  • Moderate

Jakizians:

  • Very High

Kashiludunis:

  • Low

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.

Background

Belligerents

Muslims

Deltino

Abdan

Helam

Jakiz

Kashiludun

Catholics

Creeperopolis

Castilliano

Papal State

Progression of War

Aftermath

Atrocities

Legacy

See Also