The Burning of Hauala

Military action

An Ezirandi armada of 30 ships raids the Nation of Nuaira fleet at anchor in Hauala. The Nuaian ships are burned to the waterline, and the Ezirandi sailors proceed to pilage (and later burn) the village.

Striking from the east at sunrise, thirty Ezirandi ships, led by the Caraquet under the command of fleet captain Dariush Nassirian sailed into the harbor at Hauala where the Nation of Nuaira merchant fleet lay at anchor, loaded with trade goods waiting to be put ashore.    Within the hour, each Nuairan ship had been looted and set alight. Unsatisfied, the Ezirandi put ashore and began looting the village. Unable to recover the sailors through command, Nassirian orders his officers to set fire to the settlement to bring them back to the ships.    All told, 130 Nuaira villagers, 600 Nuaira sailors, and 4 Ezirandi sailors died. Hauala and the Island of Doratesh burned for nearly two weeks, and would not be resettled until the Ezirandi returned in 1095 CE.