Third Borgadian War

The Third Borgadian War was a conflict fought between the Kingdom of Mon Altrya and the Kingdom of Ban Tary between 175 AD and 181 AD.
==History==
In 175 AD, King Edmund I of Ban Tary had rebuilt his armies and launched a new invasion into Borgadia, sparking the beginning of the Third Borgadian War.
Queen Elynor I of Borgadia died of poisoning in 177 AD at the age of 62 when agents in the employ of Edmund successfully murdered the Borgadian monarch. Edmund now pressed his own claim on the Borgadian throne through his marriage to the daughter of Hullmon and granddaughter of Rydun the Black Prince of Borgadia.
Lord Sava Montaigne would once again lead the Altryanese forces, whilst Kalton Arlwynd led the Borgadian armies against Ban Tary.
Edmund won a major victory in 177 AD at the Battle of Haddlebert Crossing, near Ironwick, where he laid siege to the capital. But he would later suffer a crushing defeat in the winter of 177 AD when the combined armies of Mon Altrya and Borgadia routed the Ban Taryan army. Kalton Arlwynd died at the battle and Prince Prince Keldin Saxnor of Borgadia would command the Borgadian forces until the end of the war.
Edmund narrowly survived the Battle of Ironwick and fled back to Ban Tary. Montaigne and Keldin Saxnor pursued Edmund into Ban Tary territory, winning victory after victory before laying siege to Eflenmolsen in 181 AD. Edmund’s defeat in the war was sealed when his own nobles murdered the King and surrendered to the Altryanese forces. Edmund would be the last of the Ban Tary King’s, with the former Kingdom becoming a Dukedom of Mon Altrya. Borgadia was awarded lands and the former lands of Ban Tarya divided amongst Gedmund Taswell, Jasper Lendon and Gunther Candebury, former Ban Tary nobles who had sided with Mon Altrya in the war.
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