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| − | The '''Great Huo War''' was a front of the [[Copper War]], a mostly self-contained piece of the conflict encompassing much of Northern Huo. The main belligerents were the Kingdoms of Wadiin and Chiöq, who would fight each other following disputes in the exports of copper to [[Dhimrai]] and [[Tschintiessteiss]] respectively. |
+ | The '''Great Huo War''' was a front of the [[Copper War]], a mostly self-contained piece of the conflict encompassing much of Northern Huo and Jarruunh. The main belligerents were the Kingdoms of Wadiin and Chiöq, who would fight each other following disputes in the exports of copper to [[Dhimrai]] and [[Tschintiessteiss]] respectively. The war was one of the deadliest in the [[History of Huo]], with over X civilian and military casualties. The war saw extensive naval, air, and land combat, and brutal fighting throughout colonies in Jarruunh. The war would ultimately end in a victory for Chiöq and its allies, though partisan and guerrilla conflicts in Jarruunh would continue well after the end of the Copper War. |
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| + | ==Background== |
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| + | [[File:Shada IV and attendants.png|250px|thumb|left|Shada IV and his attendants watching a military exercise in 4598 CY]] |
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| + | Wadiin and Chiöq had become fast rivals following the advent of the industrial revolution in Huo, as the two would squabble for political dominance throughout Northern Huo. Despite being allies in the [[Reconquest War]] of X, conflicting religious and political interests would lead to irreconcilable relations between the two nations. The two would come to blows in the [[War of the Bloody Seas]], a costly victory for Wadiin, and would lead to the annexation of large amounts of Chiöq territory in the area of the former six Dyajiyadoms. Following the war, conflict in the mainland of Northern Huo and the [[Prophet's Sea]] would be avoided between the two nations, but would still come to blows over control of colonial territories in Jarruunh. X |
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| + | ==Course of the War== |
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| + | ==Aftermath== |
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 21 December 2025
| Great Huo War | |||||||
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| Part of the Copper War | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
 Tschintiessteiss (in Jarruunh)Tschintierst-aligned  Chiöq Bunsjong (after 460X) |
Dhimze-aligned Wadiin Shibun Hashdezi Empire (X colony name) | ||||||
| Strength | |||||||
 3,608,000 |
 3,048,500 | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| no one | dignity, pride, economy, etc. | ||||||
The Great Huo War was a front of the Copper War, a mostly self-contained piece of the conflict encompassing much of Northern Huo and Jarruunh. The main belligerents were the Kingdoms of Wadiin and Chiöq, who would fight each other following disputes in the exports of copper to Dhimrai and Tschintiessteiss respectively. The war was one of the deadliest in the History of Huo, with over X civilian and military casualties. The war saw extensive naval, air, and land combat, and brutal fighting throughout colonies in Jarruunh. The war would ultimately end in a victory for Chiöq and its allies, though partisan and guerrilla conflicts in Jarruunh would continue well after the end of the Copper War.
Background
Wadiin and Chiöq had become fast rivals following the advent of the industrial revolution in Huo, as the two would squabble for political dominance throughout Northern Huo. Despite being allies in the Reconquest War of X, conflicting religious and political interests would lead to irreconcilable relations between the two nations. The two would come to blows in the War of the Bloody Seas, a costly victory for Wadiin, and would lead to the annexation of large amounts of Chiöq territory in the area of the former six Dyajiyadoms. Following the war, conflict in the mainland of Northern Huo and the Prophet's Sea would be avoided between the two nations, but would still come to blows over control of colonial territories in Jarruunh. X