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4,323 British Regulars|side2casualties = Tens of Thousands in Ethiopian deaths <br>
 
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23,434 Chinese Qing deaths <br>
4,323 Other East Asian deaths <br>}}The '''Anglo Asian Wars '''were a series of skirmishes and seasonal conflicts between British and Chinese supported factions in their East African Colonies. Naval battles and espionage occurred all over the world as the two sides attempted to gain an edge on one another. Both sides however, purposely kept most of the war local out of fear of possible worldwide conflict. The wars while born out between historical conflicts between warring African ethnicities and was also a result of the tension that mounted between the British and Chinese since half a century earlier. The conflicts are remembered for their exceptional violence due to unrestrained tribal militias on both sides and political pressures for a quick victory. The British won a nominal victory due to their continued naval dominance and successful maneuvering in local tribal conflicts. However the legacy of the war would be much longer lasting in importance than the conflict itself. [[Category:Washington Shot at Murdering Town!]]
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4,323 Other East Asian deaths <br>}}The '''Anglo Asian Wars '''were a series of skirmishes and seasonal conflicts between British and Chinese supported factions in their East African Colonies. Naval battles and espionage occurred all over the world as the two sides attempted to gain an edge on one another. Both the Chinese and the English, purposely localized the war out of fear of possible worldwide conflict between all of the [[Global Security Conference (Washington Shot at Murdering Town!)|Great Eight]]. The wars while born out from traditional conflicts between Africans were also a result of the tension that mounted between the British and Chinese since the founding of the [[East-Asian Confederation (Washington Shot at Murdering Town!)|East Asian Confederation]]. The conflicts are remembered for their exceptional violence due to unrestrained tribal militias on both sides and political pressures for a quick victory. The British won a nominal victory due to their continued naval dominance and successful maneuvering in local tribal rivalries. However the legacy of the war in leading to a nationalistic China overshadows the actual conflict.
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== Background ==
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== Prelude ==
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== Open War ==
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== Aftermath ==
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== Legacy ==
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[[Category:Wars (Washington Shot at Murdering Town!)]]

Revision as of 05:36, 21 June 2017

Anglo-Asian Wars
Beginning:

1969

End:

1971

Place:

East Africa, Skirmishes in Indian Ocean

Outcome:

End of Chinese claims over British African Territories
Predominance of British East African Natives

Combatants

British Empire
Royal Navy
Regular Army
East African Militias

East Asian Confederation
Kingdom of Ethopia
Royal Qing Army
Flying Dragon Fleet

Commanders

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Strength

Hundreds of Thousands in local militias
Thirty Thousands British Regulars
Fifty four combat ready ships

One hundred thousand Ethiopian Soldiers
Five hundred thousand Qing Chinese Soldiers Fifty Thousand soldiers from other East Asian Confederation members. Thirty five Chinese combat ready ships (Fenghzhin Squadron)

Casualties and Losses

Thousands of Civilian Causalities Over 50,000 Millita men 4,323 British Regulars

Tens of Thousands in Ethiopian deaths
23,434 Chinese Qing deaths
4,323 Other East Asian deaths

The Anglo Asian Wars were a series of skirmishes and seasonal conflicts between British and Chinese supported factions in their East African Colonies. Naval battles and espionage occurred all over the world as the two sides attempted to gain an edge on one another. Both the Chinese and the English, purposely localized the war out of fear of possible worldwide conflict between all of the Great Eight. The wars while born out from traditional conflicts between Africans were also a result of the tension that mounted between the British and Chinese since the founding of the East Asian Confederation. The conflicts are remembered for their exceptional violence due to unrestrained tribal militias on both sides and political pressures for a quick victory. The British won a nominal victory due to their continued naval dominance and successful maneuvering in local tribal rivalries. However the legacy of the war in leading to a nationalistic China overshadows the actual conflict.

Background

Prelude

Open War

Aftermath

Legacy