The Fourth War of Two Nations

The Fourth War of Two Nations (July 19th, 1988 through February 6th, 1992) was started when Jillian killed the king of Liquidae, Richard Lyman, on July 18th, 1988. Horden Capoent declared war on Conflagara, officially, on July 19th, 1988.

Beginning the War
Richard Lyman had gone to a Meet-the-King Convention in the Museum of Liquidaen Histotry, with Horden's replacement (for when he got sick), Klyde Ramol, being his supervisor. Jillian, who'd disguised himself as a typical Liquidaen patron, had put a lead bullet in Richard's arm and Klyde tased Jillian and brought him to jail.

However, Ramol had to wait for Capoent to get well because Klyde didn't know how to officially declare war on Conflagara.

Invasion of the Lava-Fall
The first battle of the Fourth War of Two Nations was held on July 19th, 1988. A 4,500-men Liquidaen army invaded the borderline areas of Conflagara, and confronted the 3,000-men army of Conflagara  by the Lava-Fall.

2,300 of the men in the Liquidaen army had died in the battle that took place from July 19th to July 21st, 1988.

Only 734 of the men in the Conflagaran army were killed by July 21st, 1988.

Battle of Vendetta
Trying to launch a sneak attack on the Conflagarans, the Liquidaens, sneakily, walked to the small Conflagaran town of Vendetta. The plan didn't go as planned. The Conflagaran Army was already at Vendetta, because they must've heard the plan during the previous Battle of the Castle.

By the end of the singlemost deadliest battle in the war, 1,047 of the Liquidaens had died and 2,354 of the Conflagarans died in this deadly conflict between January 3-8.

The Treaty: Treaty of Peace 1992
On January 9th, 1992, Horden and Clotten and Stacel and Malgar and Jillian met in the Courtroom of Vendetta and negotiated for a peace treaty to be written. Officially ending the war, the Treaty is only 115-words long and it is as follows.

''This treaty is to establish peace and tranquility amongst the two nations of Conflagara and Liquidae. We write and sign this treaty on the grounds of a deadly battle in which many have died; yet, this treaty is also to say that these dead shall not have died in vain, but for whatever their nation. Now, we've thankfully concluded this deadly war on the date of January Ninth, Nineteen Ninety-Two, and hopefully Conflagara and Liquidae, or any nations, shall start a conflict, whether small or a global catastrophe.''

You must be a little confused but the hyphenated words and the contractions still count as one word.