Okie, quick summary, since I need to go to sleep soon anyway:
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Update 9: 1100 BCE
Mongol invasion of China was very successful, very few losses. Three Chinese Northern states united into one, who now pleads to China for aid.
Yangtze has no losses against rouge general, but he invades northern China.
Ex. Arabs enter war against Delhi and incur no losses, suprising them completely and turning the tide against the Aryans.
Persia invades Balochistan.
Three powers colonize Madagascar, and Kush expands into the Malay Peninsula.
Khazars reforms go well.
Picts watch as Dumnonii and Catenvellieunii (sp?) clash.
Spotlight thing: Tartessos' wars. (no surprise there
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In Egypt, Tartessos storms Alexandria, but incurs heavy losses. They burn the city to the ground and sow the land with salt, but this infuriates the Egyptian people to a fervour of nationalism never seen before. The Egyptian relief force inflicts heavy casualties, smashing their army with a conbined arms of chariots, swordsmen, and even elephants (from an aiding force of Damot). They drive the tartessians into the Nile Delta, where they withdraw to sparta.
In anatolia, the Armenians are crushed as their cavalry are slaugthered by arrows, their army is decimated. However, the Hittites are hit from behind by Petra, aiding their ally of Egypt in a massive invasion.
Troy is attacked by many cities, but this seeminly means little due to Greek treachery.
Rhodes and Thebes, though honoring their attack on Troy, also launch an attack on Athens, wiping it out completely. Tartessian troops returning from Egypt can't do much, since they are very tired and lost many men.
Burgundians are slaughtered and pushed back.
OOC: Will add much, much more, if I can. I'm still factoring in some battle casualties, so don't take the stats as final until I say.