Battle of Fort Erie

Battle of Fort Erie
Part of the Sandoric Wars
Date 1 December - 5 December 1812 Location Fort Erie, Upper Rubrum Result Lucis Empire Victory Aurocolia fails to invade Upper Rubrum
Belligerents
Lucis Empire Upper Rubrum Concordia and the Soryu Union of Nibelheim Chiyoda Company Post Iroquois Confederacy Creek Muscogee Ojibwe Six Nations Wyandot	Sandoric Aurucolia Aurucolian Amerigonna Great Sioux Nation Missouri Osage Potawatomi Pawnee
Commanders and leaders
Henry Sugiyama Clement Kirkfeld Alexander Couzens Toshiharu Susaya	Domonkos Kende de Sárorenye

The Battle of Fort Erie (1 December - 5 December 1812) was a battle that took place at the Concordian-Rubrumian Border at Fort Erie. The ambitious operation was planned out by Aurucolian Marshal Domonkos Kende de Sárorenye, who wanted to destroy Lucian rule in Amerigonna and annex Upper and Lower Rubrum as part the Aurucolian Empire. However, the combined efforts of the Lucians, Colonials, and their Indian allies prevented what would seem to be an Aurucolian attempt to invade Rubrum and isolate Concordia.

This was the only time that a foreign power had attempted to invade and annex Rubrum. Soon after, Rubrumian militia forces formed an army and fought throughout the rest of the war.