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The '''West Scipian Wars''' refer to a series of {{wp|wars}} between [[Sydalon]] and [[Yisrael]] in [[Ajax#Continents|West Scipia]] in the 18th and 20th centuries. The First West Scipian War between 1713-1715 resulted in the [[Proclamation of the Kingdom of Yisrael|proclamation of Yisrael as a kingdom due to an Yisraeli victory]]. The Second, Third, and Fourth Wars all occurred in the fifty years between the 1910s - 1960s. The consecutive conflicts between the two powers is believed by historians to have emerged as a direct result of [[Pan-nationalism in West Scipia|pan-nationalist ideologies in the late 19th century in West Scipia]]. After the Fourth War, the two nations embarked [[Yarden Accords#Peace_process|on a prolonged peace process]] that ended in the 1973 [[Yarden Accords]], which permanently resolved the issues between Sydalon and Yisrael. The "post-Yarden" period initially was | The '''West Scipian Wars''' refer to a series of {{wp|wars}} between [[Sydalon]] and [[Yisrael]] in [[Ajax#Continents|West Scipia]] in the 18th and 20th centuries. The First West Scipian War between 1713-1715 resulted in the [[Proclamation of the Kingdom of Yisrael|proclamation of Yisrael as a kingdom due to an Yisraeli victory]]. The Second, Third, and Fourth Wars all occurred in the fifty years between the 1910s - 1960s. The consecutive conflicts between the two powers is believed by historians to have emerged as a direct result of [[Pan-nationalism in West Scipia|pan-nationalist ideologies in the late 19th century in West Scipia]]. After the Fourth War, the two nations embarked [[Yarden Accords#Peace_process|on a prolonged peace process]] that ended in the 1973 [[Yarden Accords]], which permanently resolved the issues between Sydalon and Yisrael. The "post-Yarden" period initially was characterized by a simmering {{wp|cold peace}}, but by the year {{wp|2000 (year)|2000}}, both countries had warming, cordial relations. | ||
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The West Scipian Wars refer to a series of wars between Sydalon and Yisrael in West Scipia in the 18th and 20th centuries. The First West Scipian War between 1713-1715 resulted in the proclamation of Yisrael as a kingdom due to an Yisraeli victory. The Second, Third, and Fourth Wars all occurred in the fifty years between the 1910s - 1960s. The consecutive conflicts between the two powers is believed by historians to have emerged as a direct result of pan-nationalist ideologies in the late 19th century in West Scipia. After the Fourth War, the two nations embarked on a prolonged peace process that ended in the 1973 Yarden Accords, which permanently resolved the issues between Sydalon and Yisrael. The "post-Yarden" period initially was characterized by a simmering cold peace, but by the year 2000, both countries had warming, cordial relations.