Lucio-Domonokian Wars

Lucio-Domonokian Wars
Part of the Africanna Scramble
Zanarkian troops at Ellaine's River, 1901
Date 11 October 1895 – 31 May 1902 Location Southern Africanna (Present-day Basel-Ebel and Archadian Arithea) Result Lucian and Archadian victory Dissolution of the Domonokian Free State and the Domonokian Republic. Archadia-Archedes gains the province of Kumajwe and becomes part of Archadian Arithea. United Kingdom gains the entirety of both the Domonokian Free State and the Domonokian Republic.
Belligerents
United Kingdom Rhodeia Colony of Basel-Ebel Dominion of Erebonia Nihhon-koku Zanarkand Rubrum New Akiba Concordia Gallia-Bruhl Union of Nibelheim Kingdom of Archadia	Domonokian Republic Domonokian Free State
Commanders and leaders
William Cecil-Jones Henry Robertson Alexander Magbaredge Baron John Hamilton Arthur John O'Connelly John Keichi Kitagawa Andrew Simon Auchinleck Rowan Vandemeer Vindonio Anastasi Volfango Vernetti Bruno Sicari Sireno Turano	Bert-Jan Kleiman Roelof Duchateau Fábián Kornél Fekete Norbert Kurt Frediericks Mezei Endre

The Lucio-Domonokian Wars (11 October 1895 – 31 May 1902) also known as the Domonokian War or the South Africanna War was fought between the Lucis Empire and the Kingdom of Archadia against the two independent Domonokian states, the Domonokian Republic and the Domonokian Free State, over the Lucis' and Archadia's influence in Southern Africanna. The trigger of the war was the discovery of diamonds and gold in the Domonokian states. Initially, the Domonokians won most of the battles. However, Lucian and Archadian reinforcements later reversed these, which resulted in the Domonokians shifting to guerilla warfare. However, it would not last long as harsher Lucian counter-measures, such as a scorched earth policy bought the Domonokians to surrender.

The war was one of the final conflicts that took place during the Africanna Scramble. The war would also be the factor of mapping the modern borders of Basel-Ebel and consequently, its shift from a Lucian colony to a self-administrative government under the Union of Basel-Ebel.