The Great Balkan War: Difference between revisions

[[The Great Balkan War]] was a regional war originating in the Balkans, eventually pulling in other nations worldwide, making it a global war. The war began when [[heat1804]], the leader of [[Romania]], attacked and killed [[Phillybob777]], the soon-to-be Augustus of [[Byzantium]], outside of [[Constantinople]], in a plan to uproot Byzantium in the Balkans with Kaiser Rulerultamisjr of Austria Hungary. Immediately after, [[Romania]] and [[Austria-Hungary]] both declared war on [[Byzantium]] with no apparent casus belli. By declaring war on [[Byzantium]], [[Austria-Hungary]] violated the [[Intermarium Alliance]], in which both of the nations were member states. Following this declaration of war, Magenent decided to spectate the battle, but this was interrupted by a MinskanRus volunteer (DethLogik) trying to kill Magenent, this caused Norge and Denmark to join the war against Austria-Hunary, Romania and Greater_Moravia. Bulgaria and Minskanrus declare neutrality, though a few Minskan troops decided to aid Austria-Hungary and Romania. Already being hostile against [[Byzantium]], [[Greater_Moravia]] joined the war as an ally of [[Romania]] and [[Austria-Hungary]]. As the neighboring Balkan nations were mobilizing their armies, more nations came to the aide of [[Byzantium]]. [[Brazil]], [[Carolinga]], [[Tunisia]], [[Denmark]], and [[Norge]] joined against the Romanian/Austria-Hungarian/Moravian coalition. The war had gone global at this point, sourcing many troops from all around into [[Constantinople|Byzantium's capital]] during the [[Battle of Constantiople]]. The [[Turkish_Republic]] came to help the defenders near the conclusion of the battle.