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This is a list of armed or major diplomatic conflicts in Egyptian history, both First and Second Kingdom. | {{Army of Egypt|title1 = Army of Egypt|image1 = EgyptSymbol.jpg|caption1 = Eagle of Egypt|headquarter = Memphis, Cairo|head_of_state = TheWalkingKing|general = RenWildIsami|budget = 480 Gold /week|active_personnel = 2|reserve_personnel = 5|god_armors = ~15}}This is a list of armed or major diplomatic conflicts in Egyptian history, both First and Second Kingdom. | ||
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Revision as of 10:51, 14 October 2017
Template:Army of EgyptThis is a list of armed or major diplomatic conflicts in Egyptian history, both First and Second Kingdom.
Cairo - Golden State war
GoldenState victory
- Birth of Egypt coalation to prevent future wars
- Fall of Cairo
Cairo surprise attacked their allies GoldenState and raided public areas of the town. Cairo responded with mass griefing and killing Cairo. The Coalation of Egypt was formed later that day to prevent these events to happen again.
Egyptian cold war
Israeli side victory
- Crisis in Golden State ends
- Birth of the nation Egypt
- Huge loss for Tel Aviv
After the fall of Cairo, GoldenState and TelAviv teamed up against Israel. The goal was to force Israel out of Egypt. It started with mass griefing of Giza and ended around a week after when GoldenState changed side, making the Israeli side win.
First Suez crisis
Egypt Victory
- Sucessful defence of Egypt
- Temporary fall of Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv stole all the gold from the Egypt nationbank, only the day after Egypt was formed. After the nation bank got secured, Tel Aviv failed an attack on the town Suez.
Memphis crisis
Diplomatic win by Memphis rebels
- Memphis ended it's time as capital of Egypt
- Memphis independence of Golden State
The people of Memphis started to rebel against Golden State. Giza later supported Memphis and the town became independent from GoldenState.
Defence of Giza
Draw
- Fall of Giza
- Egypt sucesfully defended Giza from raiders
After the fall of Giza under mayor wthenoob, Egyptian forces were sent to defend it's ruins from raiders.
Jerusalem tunnel conflicts
Draw
- Jerusalem kept their claims in the Nile delta
Jerusalem was starting a train project, to claim a underground railway over the Nile delta, blocking expansion of cities in Egypt. Diplomatic conflicts started between Egypt and Czecho-Yisrael, but canceled when the First Kingdom of Egypt fell.
Second Suez crisis
Victory
- Birth of Second Kingdom of Egypt
- Birth of Cairo
- Birth of Golkayo
Egypt-PI conflicts
Ongoing...
- Failed abolition of globalism
- Global hatred towards Egypt
The conflicts started when Egypt was starting a project to stop globalism of spreading around the world. The major globalist nation at the time was Prestige Imperium. It started out as a diplomatic conflict, then the conflicts became worse when Egypt sucesfully defended NewYork from Georgia invaders. The conflicts ended with PI requesting peace.
The conflict is currently in ceasefire.
UN invasion of MegaOpolis
Egyptian Victory
- MegaOpolis payed Egypt for a withdraw
- UN influence in MegaOpolis
- Canada influence on UN
United Nations surprise invaded MegaOpolis after the town left the nation without supposedly paying for the loans from UN. MegaOpolis was close to winning the battle before Egypt joined, with 2 players. After 11 Canadian casualties, the battle was to hard to continue that MegaOpolis paid for Egypt to leave. Canada continued fighting against UN, leading to a loss for UN in the end.
Egypt - Amsterdam conflicts
Egyptian Victory
- Fall of Amsterdam
The Egyptian conflicts to Amsterdam started with threats from Amsterdam, leading to their wall being griefed in the end. After one failed assaination attempt on TheWalkingKing, the conflicts continued. The conflicts ended with Egypt bombing the town, the mass destruction was so devastating that it led to Amsterdams's fall.
