Blauzonan War

The Blauzonan War was a 3 year long conflict in South America between Blauzona and South Blauzona alongside the Peruvi Kingdom, Faire, and later on British Equatorial America.

The conflict began when South Blauzona invaded the Kingdom, which was caused by the Blauzonan victory during the Acrean War, in which the Principality of Acre (which was in South Blauzonan territory) was merged into the Kingdom of Blauzona. This annexation led to a year of political tension in 1898. The short-lived Union of the South American States ordered a meeting between the two nations, and various decisions were made; many of which benefitted the Kingdom while putting South Blauzona at a disadvantage. Ricard des de Pajrema, the ruler of the South Blauzonan State, was unhappy with this decision, so in early 1899 he invaded the Kingdom.

Because of an early military alliance with the Peruvi Kingdom and Faire, they supported and fought alongside South Blauzona. British Equatorial America would take advantage of the situation and make some small claims and take some small sections of land in Blauzona, forming small pockets of British people.

Although the war would take South Blauzona's side at first, momentum quickly changed following the Battle of Suduba. Blauzona would make an advance into South Blauzona, and the coalition would eventually collapse following Faire and Peruvia's withdrawal.