Great War (Vikings in the New World)

The Great War Beginning: July 26, 1845 End: August 30, 1850 Place: Najd / Ottoman Empire Outcome: Najd Major battles: Battle of Jumada Al-Ula, Battle of Riyadh Combatants Ottoman Empire, Libya, Scotland, England, Planitiem Najd, Yemen, Oman, Castile, Italia, Novum Byzantium Commanders Syed McKay, Riley Cunningham, Ayndi Vizirov Lucio Rizzo, Aleydis Mota Caraballo, Khasucha Shishani Strength 3,713,221 4,162,912 Casualties and Losses 1,293,765 (~ 6,748,000 including civilian deaths) 983,322 (~ 5,601,500 including civilian deaths)

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The Beginning

The war originally began as a series of conflicts between Arabia and the Ottoman Empire, but grew into a war involving many countries spanning the entire globe.

The War

The Great War is considered the most deadly war in the 19th century. It is only beaten by the Second Great War.

The War had two fronts, one on each coast of Arabia.