Second Xeran-Yannian War

Second Xeran-Yannis War
Part of Yannian-Letsian Conflicts
Second Battle of Temayal
Date 513-556 AR Location Gabatrian Sea, Exhula, Emalia, Temayal, Syresian Straits Result Yannis victory Treaty of Ema End of the Xeran Dynastic Era Canim annexed by Syres Universal Law mandated in Exhula
Belligerents
Xeran Empire Kingdom of Edom Republic of Syres (initially) Kingdom of Emalia Kingdom of Erasidon File:00ADE0AD-60C2-4B16-8926-A7873CEAD744.jpeg Exhulan Empire File:Qera flag.png Qera Empire Kingdom of Canim	Yannis Empire Totachian Kingdom Zemoulena Emiresq Kingdom of Great Lakes Republic of Syres (later)
Commanders and leaders
Emperor Na-Thon II "The Unready" General Archaleon General Noosents Queen Evanmetra V of Edom King Euthydemus IV of Canim King Igneous II of Emalia King Deidamus of Erasidon	Neoptolanus VII Teclanus of Great Lakes

Second Xeran-Yannis War was the second, and most devastating major conflict between the Yannis Empire and the Xeran Empire. Instigated by Yannis' continued attacks against Ulmian communities, the Xeran Empire attempted to form a coalition of nations to remove Yannis' influence on the Letsian Continent. The result of this attack completely backfired, and caused the general collapse of the Xeran empire in general. The core issue of the dispute between these two empires stemmed from the diametrically-opposite views of religion and philosophy, which continued to hold tight competition both before and after the conflict across many centuries. It is among the most deadly conflicts in classical antiquity.