First Casor-Ohoric War

The First Casor-Ohoric War was a protracted and bloody conflict waged between the newly ascendant Casorian Empire, and the dual-alliance of the Grand Ohoric Sultanate and the Telani Empire. The war spanned a period of 34 years, and is common divided by scholars into four phases.
==Background==
==Phase One 322 - 330==
The intial phase was marked at first by the rapid advance of the Casorian forces, commanded in the north by General Victor Tersulius, and in the south by Marshal Markus Huscott. By the new year of 325, Tesulius and his legions had reached the Essian Plains, while Huscott had cross the Son River. It is at this point that the first of the Alliance's larger armies arrived, and gave battle to the Casorians. The Grand Sultanate was routed at the First Battle of the Obsidian Pass, while the piecemeal forces of the Telani were easily mopped up and destroyed by the powerful southern legions.
Despite this, the seemingly unending flow of Alliance troops slowed the progress of the Casorians to a snails pace. By 330, the battlelines had barely advanced beyond the point of 325, thought the Casorians were clearly the winners so far. From 330-332, no major battles were fought, and skirmishishes were few and far between, as both sides settled down.
==Phase Two 332-337==
The second phase is the phase in which the Alliance counter-attacked the Casorian legions, succeeding in forcing them to slowly retreat. However, the much more advanced and disciplined Casorian military reaped a bloody toll upon the forces of the Alliance, It is estimated that as much as 10% of the entire male population of the Telani Empire perished in these 5 years.