Peninsular War

The Peninsular War was a short war between the First Libyan Empire and the Mexican Republic, with the Byzantine Empire, Scottish Empire, and Colonial Empire also joining later. It lasted from 94AD to 95AD and almost became a major war. Tensions started in 94AD when the Mexican Republic began to expand south towards Libya's colony in Central America, eventually reaching the borders of Libya's colony.
After bordering Libya, the Libyans became angry, and bordered them back. The Mexicans responded by bordering them again. Although the Mexicans attempted to solve their issues peacefully, the Libyans declared war shortly after. Mexico had also threatened the Byzantines, and so they Byzantines also declared war on Mexico to show their strength.
Both Byzantium and Libya began invading Mexico, but soon, the Scottish Empire revealed information that had not been known before they began their invasions. Mexico had been a secret ally of the Scottish and Colonials for some time, resulting in the Scottish invading Libya's colony from the north. Immediately after the information was revealed, the Byzantines pulled from Mexican territory and withdrew from the conflict.
After negotiations began in Mexico's capital of Tenochtitlan, the Byzantines wrote the Treaty of Tenochtitlan, which ceded some of Mexico's territories to Libya, and also gave 2 Scottish lakes in Africa to Libya. The Libyans and Mexicans also agreed to not invade each other in the future. Many scholars agree that if Mexico had been known to have been a Scottish ally, or the Byzantines and Libyans continued their invasion unimpeded, the war would have become much larger in scale.
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