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{{Short description|Conflict for sea dominance from 1601 through 1661}}{{Campaignbox Kindred War}} | {{Short description|Conflict for sea dominance from 1601 through 1661}}{{Campaignbox Kindred War}} | ||
The '''First Kindred War''' was an armed conflict involving Kiravian] forces, in the form of the [[ | The '''First Kindred War''' was an armed conflict involving [[Kiravian]]] forces, in the form of the [[Bay Trading Company]] and [[Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics]] {{wp|joint-stock companies}}, and [[Caphiria]], against the [[Pelaxian Empire]]. Beginning in 1602, the conflict primarily involved the Kiravian companies invading Pelaxian colonies in the Kindred Islands known as “Las Agapornis”, Takatta Loa, and the Pelaxian mainland. The war can be thought of as an extension of the Pelaxian expansion over the Loa archipelago at the time. However, the conflict had little to do with the war in Loa and served mainly as a way for Kiravia to gain an overseas empire and control trade at the cost of the Pelaxians. Caphirian forces also assisted the Kiravian at certain points in the war (though in later decades, Kiravian and Caphirian would become fierce rivals). Because of the commodity at the center of the conflict, this war would be nicknamed the Spice War. | ||
The outcome was that | The outcome was that Pelaxia successfully repelled Kiravian attempts to secure the small [[Pelaxian Agapornis]] while the Kiravians were the victors in the [[Krasoa Islands]]. Caphirian ambitions also greatly benefited from the long-standing war between their two main rivals in West Sarpedon. | ||
Pelaxian resentment at Caphiria, which was perceived as having prioritized its own colonies and neglected to form a Pan-Sarpedonian alliance against Levantine assertion, was a major contributing factor to the Pelaxian civil war and the future of Pelaxian foreign policy. | Pelaxian resentment at Caphiria, which was perceived as having prioritized its own colonies and neglected to form a Pan-Sarpedonian alliance against Levantine assertion, was a major contributing factor to the Pelaxian civil war and the future of Pelaxian foreign policy. | ||
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
{{wp|Black tea}}, [[Copium]] | |||
==Casus belli== | ==Casus belli== | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 15 December 2021
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 Pelaxian galleon fighting Kiravian and Caphirian warships | ||||||||
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 Kingdom of Pelaxia |
 Caphiria |
 Kiravia Bay Trade Co. KMT Company | ||||||
| Commanders and leaders | ||||||||
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Pedro de Silva António Teles Nino Botello Matias de Albuquerque Martin de Castro |
TBD |
Hesperius Leonoix Kamar Aiken | ||||||
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The First Kindred War was an armed conflict involving Kiravian] forces, in the form of the Bay Trading Company and Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics joint-stock companies, and Caphiria, against the Pelaxian Empire. Beginning in 1602, the conflict primarily involved the Kiravian companies invading Pelaxian colonies in the Kindred Islands known as “Las Agapornis”, Takatta Loa, and the Pelaxian mainland. The war can be thought of as an extension of the Pelaxian expansion over the Loa archipelago at the time. However, the conflict had little to do with the war in Loa and served mainly as a way for Kiravia to gain an overseas empire and control trade at the cost of the Pelaxians. Caphirian forces also assisted the Kiravian at certain points in the war (though in later decades, Kiravian and Caphirian would become fierce rivals). Because of the commodity at the center of the conflict, this war would be nicknamed the Spice War.
The outcome was that Pelaxia successfully repelled Kiravian attempts to secure the small Pelaxian Agapornis while the Kiravians were the victors in the Krasoa Islands. Caphirian ambitions also greatly benefited from the long-standing war between their two main rivals in West Sarpedon.
Pelaxian resentment at Caphiria, which was perceived as having prioritized its own colonies and neglected to form a Pan-Sarpedonian alliance against Levantine assertion, was a major contributing factor to the Pelaxian civil war and the future of Pelaxian foreign policy.