Early Punctin War
| Early Punctin War | |||||
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| Nickname: "Introductory War" | |||||
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| Location | Modern-Day Desert Area, Tantallegara | ||||
| Length | 1835-1837 (2 years) | ||||
| Causes | Territorial Disputes, Need for Resources | ||||
| Participants | |||||
| Countries Involved | United States of Quentin vs. Punctinaturalland | ||||
| Leaders and Commanders | Quentinian Leaders: President George Firedawn and General Maxamiil Schlager Punctin Leaders: Jekzonkst Samuelzon Von Zig and, | ||||
| History | |||||
| Peace Negotiated | Guazelockal | ||||
| Quentinians Move Troops to Border: | August 30th, 1834 | ||||
| War Declared: | January 6th, 1835 | ||||
| Treaty of Commitment Signed: | February 12th, 1837 | ||||
| Battles | |||||
| Battle of Juantego De Heil | Baltimore, 1835 | ||||
| Battle of Pastesert | Saiekxi, 1835 | ||||
| Battle of Raladekx: | Raladekx, 1836 | ||||
| Battle of Guazelockal: | Guazelockal, 1836 | ||||
| Casualties | Quentinian Casualties: Nearly 4,700
Punctin Casualties: Nearly 1,100 | ||||
The Early Punctin War was a war between Punctinaturalland, and The United States of Quentin. It took place from 1835 to 1837. The war was mainly fought because the USQ wanted to expand west, but Punctinaturalland was in the way. In 1837 the war ended with the USQ's surrender, and The Treaty of Commitment. Main officers on the USQ side were Maxamiil Schlager and Janani Heyatt. Officers on the PNL side included Villbe Juze, Samuelzon Von Xig, and Gorgejkon Heflloz. Main leaders on the USQ side were President of the USQ George Firedawn, the Head Bureaucrat of the USQ Knile Hufflepuff, and GTNEC of the USQ, Max Wagner. Leaders on the PNL side were Jekzonkst Samuelzon Von Zig, Chief Maker Dig Zee Buella, and Vizier Factzuela De Alla.
Causes
The main, overall cause of the Early Punctin War was that the new nation of The United States of Quentin had just win independence from the Republic of Megatridimensional Order, and wanted to expand its borders. The only regions left for the USQ to expand to were occupied by the Punctins, however they were not willing to yield any territory whatsoever, despite repeated attempts at trade offers by the USQ. This led to inevitable conflict, and soon Quentinian settlers dotted the border, even settling past it. This angered the PNL citizens near the border, who appealed to their government for help.
The PNL government was reluctant to get into war, as they were in the middle of a great period of peace and prosperity. However after reports of the planting of numerous USQ flags in the region and the forceful appointment of pro-Quentinian politicians by the settlers there, the government attempted to get the USQ government to condemn the settlements and make them illegal. But they did not condemn the settlements, instead deciding to send troops to the border. After the Punctin government sent troops to the border, the USQ voted to declare war in 1835.
Major Battles
The Battle of Juantego De Heil
The Battle of Juantego De Heil was the first battle of the war, and where the USQ made some very good ground. The battle was near the USQ city of Baltimore, and the PNL side was led by General Juantego De Heil. The PNL surrendered in this battle, and the USQ took many prisoners. They also broke into PNL territory after this battle, and it paved the way for more battles. The casualties on the PNL side were 1,003, while the USQ had only 240 casualties.
The Battle of Guazelockal
The Battle of Guazelockal was fought in 1836, right before the war ended. It was fought near the PNL city of Guazelockal, and was the final battle of the war. Here the USQ army surrendered, and the war ended. Casualties were low in this battle, with around 200 dead on both sides. This was where the main army of the USQ surrendered, after the PNL armies cut them off while they were approaching the capital. The Treaty of Commitment ending the war soon followed.
