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'''Ancient Egypt-Nubia relations''', also referred to as '''Ancient Egyptian-Nubian relations''', are the diplomatic and political relations between the nations of [[Nubia]] and [[Ancient Egypt]]. | '''Ancient Egypt-Nubia relations''', also referred to as '''Ancient Egyptian-Nubian relations''', are the diplomatic and political relations between the nations of [[Nubia]] and [[Ancient Egypt]]. | ||
Relations first started in a hostile fashion once [[Ancient Egypt]] had stole Le Caire from [[Nubia]], which was in Nubian claimed territory. A small dispute would happen there, eventually starting a conflict between the two nations. The war would end upon [[Yemen]]'s gain of [[Nubia]], with [[Raining_Oranges]] telling [[louisdek]] relations would become neutral. | Relations first started in a hostile fashion once [[Ancient Egypt]] had stole Le Caire from [[Nubia]], which was in Nubian claimed territory. A small dispute would happen there, eventually starting a conflict between the two nations. The war would end upon [[Yemen]]'s gain of [[Nubia]], with [[Raining_Oranges]] telling [[louisdek]] that relations would become neutral. | ||
However, this peace was short-lived after [[Ancient Egypt]] planted the town of Biskra in core Nubian territory, with heavy conflict lasting for around a week before dying down. Eventually, [[louisdek]] would be banned for reasons unrelated to the war, and the Yemenis would declare victory, and, upon Nubian independence from [[Yemen]], relations remained neutral. | However, this peace was short-lived after [[Ancient Egypt]] planted the town of Biskra in core Nubian territory, with heavy conflict lasting for around a week before dying down. Eventually, [[louisdek]] would be banned for reasons unrelated to the war, and the Yemenis would declare victory, and, upon Nubian independence from [[Yemen]], relations remained neutral. | ||