Demonic Invasions of Artograch

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Demonic Invasions of Artograch
Date 251-263 AEKE Location Etrand, Hulra, Froturn, Dragoc, Keldorn, Brutang Result Demonic invasion Repelled
Belligerents
Artograchians: Etrand Hulra Froturn Dragoc Keldorn Gabyr Orcish tribes	Demons
Commanders and leaders
Artograchians: King Andrei of Etrand King Liudulf VI of Hulra King Willem V of Hulra King Euvalus of Froturn King Jaen of Dragoc Consul Rotheran of Keldorn	Demons: Fompú Korrakh Chúvat Shąyk Bąką Ŕiwerąz Bítęng Goŕog Thęnąŕ Jęggéf
Casualties and losses
Heavy civilian and military casualties, massive devastation	Most of the invasion force destroyed, vast majority of combatants either killed in action or captured and subsequently executed There were however several holdouts.

The Demonic invasions of Artograch were two military invasions and attempts at colonization of Artograch by Demonic forces from Nortiimus. During both events, Demons from Nortiimus opened massive portals into Artograch and used their armies with the intent to conquer land, capture and enslave civilians and loot goods.

Even though both invasions got repelled, the Demonic invasions have left a major scar on Artograch that the continent's peoples would not recover from for at least a century. The consequences of the event still echo to this day.

First Demonic Invasion (251-253)

See also: First Demonic Invasion

Second Demonic Invasion (257-263)

See also: Second Demonic Invasion

Legacy

Even though both invasions got repelled, the Demonic invasions have left a major scar on Artograch that the continent's peoples would not recover from for at least a century.

It was after the Demonic invasions that the three most powerful states of Continental Artograch - Etrand, Dragoc and Froturn - stopped antagonizing with each other, and signed military aliances. Even though cold wars between these three powers would come and go every once in a while - even a few hot wars, like the unsuccesful Etrandish intervention during the Froturnish Civil War of 809 - the three powers have overwhelmingly remained in peace and remain at peace, although tensions are rising as of the 9th century AEKE.