Solano-Sutonese War

The Solano-Sutonese war (also called the Great Solano-Sutonese war) was a conflict between the Sutonese Empire and Solan League that started in 1384 XY and lasted until 1389.

Tensions begun rising when Tenno Xi of Suton sent an ultimatum all across the Solan nations demanding they abandon the Solarist religion, view Xi as their supreme god and become tributaries to the Sutonese Empire. This was met with extreme negativity to all across the Solan nations and thus they all met up to the Sacred Solitude Oracle to discuss their approach and offer sacrifices to the Gods so they could have good luck against the Sutonese threat. Eventually after the High-Elder experienced a great vision he told the Solan leaders to trust the King of Blia, Cyrillus II and his loyal general Tikkus of Thespia to lead the League against Suton compromised of all the Solan nations.  Xi growing impatient with the ignoring of his Ultimatum begun consecrating his army near the Solan states, the Solan League would do the same towards the Sutonese borders too.

Solano-Sutonese War
Date 1384-1389 XY Location Litus, Etria and Western edges of Suton Result Solan Leage victory Territorial changes Times of Instability caused in Suton
Belligerents
Solan League: Blia Solis Etria Litus Egnostra Antoria Egnostra Ulpia	Sutonese Empire Sutonese Vassals: Thesbis Shogunate Daevile Khagnates Reru Colony
Commanders and leaders
Cyrillus II Tikkus Antipater  † Sceparnio Castorius Cassius Avitus Marcus Scipio Urban Castorius Benedict Castorius Antonius Castorius Janus Castorius Romulus Caecus Tarquinn Paullis	Xi  † Houju Aritame Enomoto Akichika Nakanoin Kunnie Seki Tanetada Kouno Yorinobu  †
Strength
500,000	500,000
Casualties and losses
172,500	255,000