The Fifth Great War

Military action

The most recent Great war that happened only 96 years after the “fourth and Final Great War” with the war ending with an unsatisfying conclusion to some 4 separate small wars were declared within a year, alliances were made and others betrayed. Grudges are still felt from this war as it finally settled the current borders, mostly, there is nearly always a war going on over something.

The Fifth Great War, also known as the Military action of 5709AGC to 5799AGC, was a series of conflicts that occurred in the aftermath of the Fourth Great War. The war was characterized by a complex web of alliances and betrayals, with various factions fighting for their own interests.
The war began with the declaration of four separate small wars within the span of a year, each with their own specific causes and motivations. These small wars quickly escalated, eventually involving numerous countries and regions across the land. The fighting was intense and widespread, with battles taking place on land, sea, and air.
Despite the efforts of various mediators and peace negotiators, the conflict continued for nearly a decade, resulting in a high death toll and widespread destruction. When the fighting finally came to an end, the borders of many countries had been redrawn and the political landscape had been reshaped.

The Fifth Great War is remembered as one of the smaller Great wars in recorded history, and is still a source of tension and resentment among some of the countries and factions that were involved. Some historians do not even consider it a Great war due to its complexity and the fact that it was comprised of multiple smaller conflicts. Regardless, the impact of the war on the political and military landscape of the land cannot be denied.