Great Huo War

Great Huo War
Part of the Copper War
Date 4602 – 4607 CY 814 – 819 AE 5135 – 5140 GA (5 years) Location Northern Huo Result Chiöq victory
Belligerents
Tschintierst-aligned Chiöq Shibun	Dhimze-aligned Wadiin Bunsjong
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. 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.

Background

Shada IV and his attendants watching a military exercise in 4598 CY