The Siege of Cydunion

The Siege of Cydunion was a battle in 998 between the Hemolians and the Dremlusists during The Second Great Civil War. It was a combined land siege and sea battle, and took place in the city Cydunion in the Duchy of Presudy (Luvania) and just outside of it, in the ocean Okka Akusia.



Cause
The main battleground of the war so far had been along the river Skilania, with Dremlus Ganusekis army pushing closer and closer the city Luvia, He then ordered a large part of his force to try to outflank the Hemolians by attacking further west.

The Siege
The Dremlusian force marched towards the city Cydunion, and sieged it. The fleet was sendt as support, which helped starving the city, but it did not surrender. A large portion of the Hemolian fleet was sendt to try to lift the siege, and the two fleets clashed outside of the city. Both fleets where nearly annihilated, but the Dremlusians pulled off a slight victory. The siege was therefore continued. The defenders, however, stood their ground, and the siege continued for a long while. After about a year, the siege was finally won.

Aftermath
When the siege was won, and the city taken, the conquerers flew a "special edition" of the coat of arms of the Duchy of Presudy over the city. The head of the horse was changed to the face of Hidenius and the face of the owl was changed to Dremlus'.