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The war turned out to be long and bloody, with the fortune switching from one side to the other repeatedly. The conflict lasted until 1692, at which point the city of Gmorōn was finally defeated by Ermoch, albeit at a high cost.

The war turned out to be long and bloody, with the fortune switching from one side to the other repeatedly. The conflict lasted until 1692, at which point the city of Gmorōn was finally defeated by Ermoch, albeit at a high cost.

Tyrna was a city of the Gmorōn kingdom until 1692. After the fall of Gmorōn city, the gole made Tyrna the seat of the Gmorōn kings. Ermoch attempted a siege, but its army was battered from the fighting at Grmorōn and was unable to maintain the encirclement. Asdoh began preparing for the continuation of the war against Gmorōn, but Ermoch's ruling family in a sudden power grab proclaimed independence. Seven years later Tyrna and Ermoch signed a peace treaty.

Tyrna was a city of the Gmorōn kingdom until 1692. After the fall of Gmorōn city, the gole made Tyrna the seat of the Gmorōn kings. Ermoch attempted a siege, but its army was battered from the fighting at Grmorōn and was unable to maintain the encirclement. Asdoh began preparing for the continuation of the war against Gmorōn, but Ermoch's ruling family in a sudden power grab proclaimed independence. Asdoh was unprepared for this and began protracted negotiations and supplying Ermoch with resources and troops, to convince them to finish off Tyrna. In a blow to Asdoh, Tyrna and Ermoch signed a peace treaty in 1699 [[FR]].

In 1701 [[FR]] Asdoh began a war against Tyrna and Ermoch and the armies met between Frooj and Uzar.

In 1701 Asdoh began a campaign against Tyrna and Ermoch and the armies met between Frooj and Uzar.