Vionnan Anarchy (1398 - 1411)

Vionnan Anarchy
Date October 2 1398 - July 19 1411 Location Western Vionna Result Treaty of Larkinge (1411) Territorial changes Briceport taken by the Kingdom of Frankenlisch Ballaeter split between the Kingdom of the Riverland and the Petty Kingdom of Larkinge
Belligerents
Vionnan Alliance Duchy of Larkinge County of Ballaeter County of Briceport	Kingdom of Frankenlisch	Kingdom of the Riverland
Commanders and leaders
Henry Forrest, Petty King of Larkinge Terrance Landen, Count of Ballaeter William Brice II, Count of Briceport	King Osmund II of Frankenlisch King Haakon I of Frankenlisch Duke Harald Picroft	King Lawrence of the Riverland
Strength
40,000 Men 19,000 Men 10,000 Men 11,000 Men	38,000 Men	60,000 Men

The Vionnan Anarchy is the modern name for a group of small conflicts fought between 1398 and 1411 and ended in the Treaty of Larkinge. The war was initially fought between the Vionnan Alliance of Larkinge, Briceport and Ballaeter against the Kingdom of the Riverland comprised of modern-day Lawrenceville and Riverford, Cunaris and Longcounty led by King Lawrence of the Riverland. It later involved the Kingdom of Frankenlisch following the ill-fated Vionnan invasion of Gestoria, ending in the Second Siege of Gestoria and the withdrawal of Briceport from the Vionnan Alliance. The war ended with the Treaty of Larkinge following the joint Frankenlischian-Riverlandian Siege of Ballaeter which left Larkinge without any remaining allies with quickly dwindling manpower.