Slavo-Roman War (1855-1859)

Slavo-Roman War (1855-1859)
Part of Slavo-Roman Wars
Slavic Troops on the March to Salinae
Location Continental Strei-Ar Result Indecisive, De Jure Independence of Arcyrskia, Treaty of Sirtzrymki, Congress of Gaspé
Belligerents
Great Slavic Empire • Arcyrskian Volunteers Nouvel Acadie	Roman Empire • Arcyrskia
Commanders and leaders
Ivan VI † Alexander I Pyotr Arkadiev Nikolai Leonov Valentin Dubovic Marie-Genevieve Jean-Marc Pelletier Jacques Blanchet † Jonothan Robiquet	Alexander Caesar Flavius Stilicho Dillius Trogus☠ Nigilius Damasus☠ Marcus Commidus Placidius Rogelius☠ Pyetar II
Strength
Imperial Slavic Army: 510,000 1,255 guns Acadian Army 390,000 524 guns	Imperial Roman Army: 650,000 902 guns Arcyrskian Army 190,000 240 guns
Casualties and losses
393,060 101,160 killed 291,900 injured	520,490 198,490 killed 322,000 injured

The Slavo-Roman War of 1855-59 more commonly known as the 2nd Slavo-Roman War or the War of Arcyrskian Liberation, was a major military conflict fought in Strei-Ar between the Roman Empire, its allies and tributaries; and the Slavo-Acadian alliance. Despite huge initial successes, and a largely unopposed advance into Roman territory, the Great Slavic Empire non the less failed to capitalise on this decisive advantage, leading the war into a stalemate and months of positional warfare.