Teculutanic War

Teculutanic War
Part of the Sandoric Wars
Date 23 August 1807 – 2 September 1824 (17 years and 10 days) Location Central Amerigonna, West Indies Result Treaty of Himalstenangó
Belligerents
Sandoric Aurucolia Aurucolian Teyacapia Palotaia and the Sarvarines	Great Lucis and Accordo Concordia and the Soryu Lestallum Esthar and Balamb (since 1819)
Commanders and leaders
Krisztián Mészáros Szilveszter Bács Ármin Gulyás Nanochacyum

The Teculutanic War was a military conflict that formed another theater of the Sandoric Wars. The war was named such because it was instigated at the town of Teculután where an attempted coup supported by Lucian-supported politicians was stopped and the subsequent discovery of clandestine support lead to a conscription of troops.

Naval battles dominated the first half of the war, although there were land engagements in the Sarvarines. The Estharians intervened after several raids on their farms by delirious Aurucolian troops. The conflict then led for the Teyacapians to contained, which included their capital city of Kazinclota to fall. A ceasefire was declared, which resulted in the Treaty of Himalstenangó.