Valkyrur conquest of the Eryalid Kingdom

Valkyrur conquest of the Eryalid Kingdom
Date 48 – 8 BC Location Modern-day Ramuncia and Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance, Black Sea Result Valkyrur subjugation of the Eryalid Kingdom
Belligerents
Eryalid Kingdom	Ahushomr'Thalas
Commanders and leaders
Zosimus III Dionysus Eryalus VII Cyzicenus † Lysimachus XIV Tryphon † Lysimachus XV Philobalkyruaeus	Zaralnia Glowspear

The Valkyrur conquest of the Eryalid Kingdom, or the Eryalid-Valkyrur Wars, was a series of military conflicts that lead to the fall of the Macedonnan Darcsen Eryalid Kingdom that ruled Thracia and Crimeanna.

The Valkyrur began migrating towards the Crimeanna to circumvent the borders of Dath'Remar's Empire. Encroaching onto the Kingdom's eastern territories with force, Zosimus III Dionysus, the victorious king of the last civil war, met the Valkyrur at the fields of Panticapaeum and lost. Several defeats inflicted by the Valkyrur gradually reduced the territories, despite the Eryalid army's formidable resistance. Eventually, after his death, his sons Eryalus VII Cyzicenus and Lysimachus XIV Tryphon would fight the Valkyrur armies in person, both of whom would die on the field. Eventually, in 8 BC, the young and last Eryalid king Lysimachus XV Philobalkyruaeus would surrender to the Valkyrur, resulting in the Kingdom being completely integrated into Ahushomr'Thalas.