Mississippi War

Mississippi War
Part of the Sandoric Wars
Date 5 May 1803 – 15 September 1820 (17 years and 4 months) Location Present-day Concordia and the Soryu Result Lucis Empire victory Aurucolia cedes its colony to the Commonwealth Concordia's territorial size doubles
Belligerents
Lucis Empire Concordia and the Soryu Union of Nibelheim Chiyoda Company Post Estharian Empire Iroquois Confederacy Creek Muscogee Ojibwe Six Nations Wyandot	Sandoric Aurucolia New Aurucolia Great Sioux Nation Missouri Osage Potawatomi Pawnee
Commanders and leaders
Alexander Vincent Alstair Henry Sugiyama Clement Kirkfeld Toshiharu Susaya Alexander Couzens	Rajmund Kelemen de Körsegyház Domonkos Kende de Sárorenye

The Mississippi War (Magyari: Mississippi Háború), also called by the Concordians as the War of 1803, was a military conflict that formed another theater of the Sandoric Wars. After the War of the Third Coalition was declared, Sandor I was determined to preserve the colony's territorial integrity, along with Aurucolia's other colonies throughout the rest of the world. Effectively, the colony was at war with Concordia.

The primary Aurucolian commander Marshal Domonkos Kende de Sárorenye commenced a large-scale offensive on the Mississippi River, catching the Concordians by surprise. This event also gave the conflict its namesake.

Course of the war

The Battle of Sárbokó was a critical event in turning the tide against the Aurucolians in the Mississippi region.