First Europan War

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First Europan War
DateJune 14, 1914 - February 25, 1920
Location
Europa, South and Southeast Asianna, Pacific Ocean
Result Treaty of Hosteerbach
Belligerents

Allied Powers

Lucis Commonwealth
  • United Kingdom
  • Gallia-Bruhl
  • Rubrum and the Peristylium
  • Zanarkand and the Besaid Islands
  • Tenebrae and Solheim
     (from 1916)
Atlantic Federation
Quen Minh
 (until 1919)

Central Powers

Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance
  • East Hindalesia and the Jau Archipelago
  • Banyukun
  • Dasguptaland
  • Cattankedesh
Archadia-Archedes
Guadosalam Federation
Joyonghean Empire
Commanders and leaders

Regis Lucis Caelum CXIII
Harry Tachibana
Archibald Sugiyama
Ramsey Handel
Klankain Auchinleck
Murakamo Susaya
Roald Kankukken
Cam Trang †
 (Died in 1918)
Kieu Duong Huu

Pham Hanh Chi

Kyosti Mamercus Nussembaum
Hilde Getrud Aschelmann
Klaus Conrad von Monschau
Reinhard Walkenhorst
Archelaus zu Schärtal-Tangersten
Alfredo Graziani
Guglielmo Luca
Alberto Andacco
Giovanni Maurice
Umberto Nunzio Anselmi
Sungdeok
Han Chong-yol
Su Seung-won
Kangjon Seong-hyeon

Namgung Yong-sook


The First Europan War was a conflict that devastated the continent from 1914 to 1920. The war involved two major belligerents, both of with were alliances: the Allied Powers and the Central Powers. It ended in Allied victory with the Treaty of Hosteerbach, which lead to the economic recession of the Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance, and the wane of geopolitcal influence and military power of Joyonghea.

Background

The war

Aftermath and impact

Legacy