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...the Second Defence of Constantinople gave way to the landing of the Roman army in Western Anatolia. The weakened Ottoman state struggled to respond cohesi ...ipped Roman fleet decisively defeated the Ottoman enemy, thus allowing the army to operate in Attica. The naval operations of the war lasted until 1514, wh

* 10 April 2021: Battle of Broerland where the Anglian Army crossed the bridges spanning the gap between Great Anglia and [[Lysia]] (SD ...2022: [[Sefesia]] invaded [[Great Xio]] after a devastating blow to Xio's army in [[Great Xio|Nanhong]]<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/6953-war-of-th

* Ionian(s) * Ionico/a, Ionici (Ionian)

...laiologos, a military general from Molaoi, defeated an invading barabarian army and declared the kingdom reestablished. In all practicality, he only direct ...f Modern Greek believed to be derived from Doric Greek as opposed to Attic-Ionian Koiné. Tsakonians are otherwise physically identical to Korovian Greeks. O

...“the Great” or “the Defender”) was proclaimed as “King of Minachia” by his army and subsequently coerced the Senate to accept this declaration, thus starti ...ching the capital of Stropsava before being killed in battle, at which his army faltered and fell back. Hadrian left behind no sons, but while Minachian la

...o rebellion against the Siracians. This was the beginning of the Samonian (Ionian) Revolt, which would last until 493 BC, progressively drawing more regions ...erated Sapherians went on the offensive, decisively defeating the Siracian army at the Battle of Naupactus (Plataea), and ending the invasion of Sapheria b

Tensions with the neighbouring colony of Ionian Mantella over control of the Bay of Anjou, Sandremo, and the fur and fishin ...nt to abandon their lands. After several murders of reckless settlers, the army was sent in 1890 and chased the Indians to place them in a reserve (Today B