The Hallengardian Reconquest

The Hallengardian Reconquest was a short Hallengardian invasion with the goal of reclaiming the lost territory, fought between the Kingdom of Hallengard and Lauch settlement.

Origins of the conflict
The treaty after The First Conquest stripped Hallengard from it's imperial status, as well as their southen region, which escalated into numerous raids and skirmishes on the Lauch city. To reduce the skirmishes, Lauchette sent Aedwin-De-Steinberg, an Egrilian general to govern the settlement. Aedwin was infamous for his fear tactics, and indeed managed to reduce the number of attacks.

Braun Tarbor was the marshal of Hallengard, as well as the uncle of King Tedric Graill. He encouraged the raids and was responsible for mobilizing the Hallengardian troops. Once Tedric passed away with no children or living siblings, Braun was the next in the line of succession. Only a few years after he was enthroned, he declared war on the Lauch settlement, to recapture The Hales once again.

The Battles
Aedwin knew that he doesn't have the manpower to win the battle, so his strategy was to deffend until Lauch support arrives, and for the same reason, the Hallengardian king wanted to achieve a quick victory, however the Lauch court expected the governor to be able to defeat the Hallengardian army.

The Hallengardians successfuly besieged the settlement, which brought an end to the war.

Aftermath
The settlement was renamed after the governor, and was annexed into Hallengard. While the reconquest of The Hales rose the Hallengardian morale, Lauchette would wage war against Hallengard as soon as they heard of the results of the battle.