War of the Andaluzian Sea

War of the Andaluzian Sea
New Illyrian and Jackian ships engaged at the Battle of Clafeun
Date 1915 (2 months and 2 weeks) Location Andaluzian Sea Result Status quo ante bellum
Belligerents
New Illyricum Supported By The Eisley
Commanders and leaders
Publianinus Marcellus
Strength
Land Forces 2,000 Marines Naval Forces Total: 139 combat ships 22 Dreadnoughts 11 Battlecruisers 8 Pre-dreadnought battleships 14 Light Cruisers 22 Destroyers 7 Submarines 55 Torpedo Boats	TBD
Casualties and losses
TBD	TBD

The War of the Andaluzian Sea was a two month war between the Empire of Jackson and New Illyricum based mostly around political and military control of the Andaluzian Sea. The war only contained one major battle, the Battle of Clafeun, which was, and is still, the largest naval battle ever fought in Andaluzian waters.

Prelude

In January 1915, tensions began to arise between New Illyricum and the Empire of Jackson after Illyrian ships began entering Jackian sea lanes, threatening Jackson's foreign interests. Anger began to rise between both leaders after a Jackian cruiser fired several shots on an Illyrian patrol boat, claiming it thought the Illyrian ship was a pirate ship, a sight not to uncommon in the Andaluzian Sea at that time. On June 9, 1915, an Illyrian submarine blew up a Jackian troop and munitions carrier heading to Niao Diao, Grand Marshall Publianinus Marcellus claimed the submarine had gone rogue, however Jackian