Battle of the Three Popes

Battle of the Three Popes
Part of the Great Schism
Date 17 October 571 Location Near Palenque, Kingdom of Creeperia (modern day San Juan, Creeperopolis) Result Creeperian victory
Belligerents
Northern Romanyan Empire Southern Romanyan Empire	Kingdom of Creeperia
Commanders and leaders
Antipope John III  Emperor Constans III † Antipope Felix IV  Emperor Leo II	Pope John III King Armando I

The Battle of the Three Popes, also called the Battle of Palenque, occurred on 17 October 571 in modern-day Creeperopolis. The battle was a part of the Great Schism of Christianity and was fought between a joint coalition of the Northern and Southern Romanyan Empires against the Kingdom of Creeperia. The Northern and Southern Empires, who supported Antipope John III and Antipope Felix IV, respectively, came to an agreement to hold an ecumenical council to end the Great Schism, which had been ongoing since 540, after they defeated Pope John III, who descended from the lineage of the deposed Pope Vigilius I.