Wars (Knightfall)

The following page is under construction. Please do not edit or alter this article in any way while this template is active. All unauthorized edits may be reverted on the admin's discretion. Propose any changes to the talk page.

“

If the great, the military leaders and the leaders of the many descendants of the ruler who will be born in the future, should not adhere strictly to the Yasa, then the power of the state will be shattered and come to an end, no matter how they then seek Genghis Khan, they shall not find him.

”

This page lists all wars and conflicts in the Knightfall timeline.

Conflict	Years	Side One	Side Two	Result
Mongol Invasion of Europe	1237- 1247	Mongol Empire Turkic Vassals Chinese Engineers	Galicia–Volhynia Novgorod Republic Russian Princedoms Volga Bulgars Various Cumanic/Alan Tribes North Caucasian peoples Polish States Hungary Kingdom of Croatia Second Bulgarian Empire Holy Roman Empire (and vassals) France Papacy Knights Templar Teutonic Order Knights Hospitaller	Mongol Presence Established in Western in Central Europe. Mongol Annexation of Poland, Bulgaria, Austria, and Central Germany Parts of the Holy Roman Empire remain Independent Origins of the Cross Khanate and the Golden Horde. One to three million Civilian European Casualties 200,000 - 800,000+ Military Deaths (Disputed)
Mongol Invasion of South Asia	1250-1255	Mongol Empire Chatagai Forces	Sultanate of Delhi Client Turkic Tribes Hindu Vassals	Northern India laid to waste by Turkic and Mongol Warriors. Mongols secure Indus River Valley and pastures. Balance of Power shifts in India.
Mongol Invasion of the Near East.	1256-1265	Mongol Empire Khanate of the Cross German Knights Venetian Merchants	Mamluk Sultanate Abbasid Caliphate	Abbasaid Caliphate Destroyed Mamluk Sultanate Annexed Cross Khanate expands into Africa Eventual formation of independent Mongolian Egypt. Renaissance of Crusaders in the Levant and Coptic Christians in Egypt. Over four million total casualties
Great War of the Khans	1258-1262	Faction of Jochi Golden Horde Cross Khanate Descendants of Jochi Khan	Faction of Tolui Chatagai Mongols Eastern Mongols	Mongol Empire reunified in compromise between factions Foundation for later split of Mongol Empire Casualties of at least 100,000 on all sides Conquest of Southern China Postponed
Great Mainland Invasion of Japan	1279-1309	Mongol Empire Mongolian China Korean Vassals Toluin Horsemen Collaborating Japanese Daimyo	Imperial Court of Japan Kamakura Shogunate Hojo Clan	Mongolian China annexes Kyushu, Shikoku and Southern Honshu Islands Kyoto is occupied but not destroyed Japan endures Civil War between pro and anti Mongol forces Prolonged Guerrilla War Japanese Independence preserved in Northern territories.
Second Tartar War	1285-1290	Mongolian Empire Golden Horde German Vassals Denmark Cross Khanate Serbian, Greek and Italian Allies Supported by Khanate of the Pharaoh Kingdom of Scotland (Alleged)	Kingdom of France Kingdom of England Papacy Kingdom of Norway Christian Spain	Devastation and decline of France Repulsion of Invasion, Mongolian Borders set along the Rhine River Survival of Western European Nations Beginning of tensions between Golden Horde and the Cross Khanate