The Second pan-Otist wars

The “Second Pan-Otist war” would not be like the prior war which lead to the “First Pan-Otist war” (Though it was classified as a war of succession as they both involved monarchs trying to get their influence over their neighbouring kingdoms) as it would first start in the vassal state of Saint Operus in 1026 AD the king and friend of Livus would die from heart failure and a week later Livus would meet the same fate and would be replaced by Barvus the 2nd on March 2nd however the vassal state had no ruler next in line and because of this the kingdom of Norge-Norge took advantage and placed their own monarch in charge of the kingdom however Barvus stated that this was a violation of their influence however this wouldn’t escalate until 1027 AD were Norge-Norge began to influence Saint Operus more, this would be the straw to break the camel’s back and Barvus the 2nd in anger declared war on the kingdom of Norge-Norge and Saint Operus on April 7th 1027 AD, the second war would lead to a victory for Lappi as this time the kingdoms of Baltica, its vassal and Gulagia would not get involved as the war cost the nations greatly in manpower.

The first part of the war was the battle of Saint Operus city on May 5th which lead to the surrender of Saint Operus shortly on May 24th and the main reason on why the war lasted so long is because of the kingdom of Norge-Norge’s geography being rather mountainous making troops movement for both sides close to impossible in some places and slowing down troop movement greatly and ultimately becoming a stalemate for both sides and in 1030 AD after three long and gruelling years for both sides the treaty of W.P was signed on February 18th with the kingdom of Lappi gaining half of Saint Operus and a small part of land from Norge-Norge making the “Second Pan-Otist war” to an end.