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'''Significance'''

Despite the lack of a formal treaty, borders and politics still shifted within the region. [[Nubia]]'s independence from [[Yemen]] was recognised, no longer considered as just a rebel kingdom by [[Yemen]]. Although formally considered shared territory, Nubia gained de-facto control of western Yemen, the region it had occupied during the conflict, and would later extend its claims into the Asir region via 2 towns. No victor was ever declared however [[Nubia]] had made considerable gains in land and morale throughout the course of the conflict, and remained active after the conflict, whilst [[Yemen]] suffered a major loss of activity.

Despite the lack of a formal treaty, borders and politics still shifted within the region. [[Nubia]]'s independence from [[Yemen]] was recognised, no longer considered as just a rebel kingdom by [[Yemen]]. Although formally considered shared territory, Nubia gained de-facto control of western Yemen, the region it had occupied during the conflict, and would later extend its claims into the Asir region via 2 towns. No victor was ever declared however [[Nubia]] had made considerable gains in land and morale throughout the course of the conflict, and remained active after the conflict, whilst [[Yemen]] suffered a major loss of activity. Additionally this lead to eventually Gujarat leaving the Yemen Empire including ex-Yemeni commander navyaxD of Rajkot, Gujarat supporting the leave. This arguably lead to the strong relations between Nubia and Gujarat for mutual hostiles such as Yemen and Pakistan.

== Battles ==

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 '''Significance'''
-Despite the lack of a formal treaty, borders and politics still shifted within the region. [[Nubia]]'s independence from [[Yemen]] was recognised, no longer considered as just a rebel kingdom by [[Yemen]]. Although formally considered shared territory, Nubia gained de-facto control of western Yemen, the region it had occupied during the conflict, and would later extend its claims into the Asir region via 2 towns. No victor was ever declared however [[Nubia]] had made considerable gains in land and morale throughout the course of the conflict, and remained active after the conflict, whilst [[Yemen]] suffered a major loss of activity.
+Despite the lack of a formal treaty, borders and politics still shifted within the region. [[Nubia]]'s independence from [[Yemen]] was recognised, no longer considered as just a rebel kingdom by [[Yemen]]. Although formally considered shared territory, Nubia gained de-facto control of western Yemen, the region it had occupied during the conflict, and would later extend its claims into the Asir region via 2 towns. No victor was ever declared however [[Nubia]] had made considerable gains in land and morale throughout the course of the conflict, and remained active after the conflict, whilst [[Yemen]] suffered a major loss of activity. Additionally this lead to eventually Gujarat leaving the Yemen Empire including ex-Yemeni commander navyaxD of Rajkot, Gujarat supporting the leave. This arguably lead to the strong relations between Nubia and Gujarat for mutual hostiles such as Yemen and Pakistan.
 == Battles ==

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