Arcer Bush Wars

Arcer Bush Wars
Part of Arcer Colonial Expansion
Photos from the Arcer Bush Wars (Clockwise from top left); Carnish settlers defend Fort Moorden in 1798 as part of the First Bush War; Members of 1st Battalion, Royal Arcerion Regiment in 1848 defend their position against an indigenous assault on the Easthampton Settlement during the Second Bush War; Members of the Royal Easthampton Borderers skirmish with native irregulars during the Third Bush War; Infantrymen from the Northlea Rifle Regiment evacuate wounded personnel in a remote part of Northlea in 1968 as part of the Fourth Bush War
Date First Bush War: 1 April 1794 - 3 March 1801 Second Bush War: 4 September 1839 - 11 August 1850 Third Bush War: 22 December 1898 - 6 March 1904 Fourth Bush War: 5 June 1964 - 15 October 1975 Location Crona Result Arcer Victory; Arcerion established as Angle-dominated country in South Crona, indidgenous peoples migrated to Kelekona, Telokona, Titechaxha, Washakara Territorial changes Expansion of Arcerion into Indigenous Heartland Territorial boundaries of Arcerion established by end of Third Bush War to modern-day borders
Belligerents
Arcerion	Indigenous peoples Washakara Kelekona

The Arcer Bush Wars were a series of military conflicts that occured from the initial Carnish settlements in Arcerion being raided by Indigenous tribes to the prolonged campaigns by the Arcer Militia and Regular Forces to establish a Gaelic and Anglic colony in South Crona by pushing further inland and defending Arcer settlements.

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