Laguz Alliance
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The Laguz Alliance was a military alliance formed by the nations of Phoenicis, Gallia, and Kilvas. Its objective was to defeat Begnion and its allies in a war after the revelation of their hand in the Serenes Massacre.
After Ashera's defeat, the Laguz Alliance was disbanded and everyone went their separate ways.
History
The beginnings of the Laguz Alliance occurred in mid-648 when the heron prince Rafiel returned from his exile to the wolf nation of Hatari and revealed that the Serenes Massacre, previously thought to have been perpetrated by Mad King Ashnard of Daein, was actually orchestrated by the senate of Begnion. When the senate rebuffed their demands for an explanation and murdered a laguz messenger, the hawk nation of Phoenicis, the beast nation of Gallia, and the raven nation of Kilvas founded the Alliance and declared war on Begnion. They also hired the services of the Greil Mercenaries to fight on their side.
Kilvas was soon forced to betray the Alliance by a blood pact. The Alliance quickly gathered more allies; Crimea joined them after Begnion began raiding Crimean villages for supplies, and Empress Sanaki of Begnion escaped an attempt to imprison her by the senate and joined along with the faction of Begnion soldiers loyal to her. Due to his experience in the Mad King's War and his good standing with all of the nations of the Alliance, Ike was named the group's general commander. The Alliance continued to fight against Begnion until the goddess Ashera was released by their fighting and petrified almost all of humanity. The surviving members of the Alliance allied with Daein to defeat Ashera and the senate, and presumably disbanded afterwards.
Members
Leaders
Other members
From Phoenicis
From Gallia
From the Greil Mercenaries
From Crimea
From Begnion
Other
Etymology and other languages
Names, etymology and in other regions
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Name
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Definition, etymology, and notes
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English
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Laguz Alliance
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French
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Alliance Laguz
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Laguz Alliance
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