Haudenosaunee War

The Haudenosaunee War was a conflict between New Portugal and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy between 149 and 151AD. The war occurred once New Portugal began to expand into the Great Lakes area, and expanded towards Lake Erie. To secure the lakes, they declared war on the Haudenosaunee. The Iroquois were at first unable to respond to the attack, as they began to be pushed back all the way towards the edge of Lake Erie. Near modern-day Buffalo, a large Haudenosaunee force met the New Portuguese in a battle. After a long stalemate in the region for several weeks. the Haudenosaunee leaders opened negotiations with the New Portuguese. After much discussion between the two sides, the New Portuguese agreed to return to their previous borders, and agreed to not attack the Iroquois in the future. 
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