The following is a list of wars involving Azania. It includes wars involving both the Eseningizimu Confederacy and the various Pre-Azanian indigenous states.
Conflict | Combatant 1 | Combatant 2 | Result |
First Portuguese War
(1622-1624) Location: Southern Africa, Eastern Africa 
Kongolese troops being inspected by
King Pedro II
| Eseningizimu Confederacy Kingdom of Kongo Nguni Kingdom Kingdom of Mutapa
| Kingdom of Portugal Angola Mozambique
| Inconclusive |
Second Portuguese War
(1641-1665) Part of the Dutch-Portuguese War Location: Southern Africa, Eastern Africa, Atlantic Ocean
Dutch and Portuguese ships engaged
in battle off the coast of Luanda
| Eseningizimu Confederacy Kingdom of Kongo Nguni Kingdom Kingdom of Mutapa
Dutch Republic | Kingdom of Portugal Angola Mozambique
| Victory Angola ceded to Kongo Mozambique ceded to Mutapa Luanda and Benguela ceded to the Dutch Republic Kongolese territory north of the Congo River lost to Portugal Slavery outlawed in the Kingdom of Kongo
|
Kasanje War
(1671-1673) Location: Central Africa
Lunda soldiers during the Battle of
Kwango River
| Luba-Lunda
Eseningizimu Confederacy Kingdom of Kongo Nguni Kingdom Kingdom of Mutapa
| Kasanje Kingdom | Victory Dissolution of the Kasanje Kingdom Territory of Kasanje divided amongst Luba-Lunda and Kongo Luba-Lunda joins the Eseningizimu Confederacy
|
Butua War
(1687-1688) Location: Southeastern Africa
The execution of Kaabiyya, last king
of Butua, after the Sack of Khami
| Kingdom of Mutapa | Kingdom of Butua | Victory |
Sometimes informally known as the Four Kingdoms Period, the 18th century was an era of relative peace in pre-Azanian history. Each constituent kingdom of the Eseningizimu Confederacy reached the zenith of their power, each experiencing a period of hitherto unprecedented economic expansion and scientific, social, and cultural advancement. This peace was shattered by the events of the
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Conflict | Combatant 1 | Combatant 2 | Result |
Second Nguni Civil War
(1804) | Eseningizimu Confederacy Nguni rebels Kingdom of Mutapa Kingdom of Kongo Luba-Lunda
Dutch Republic | Hlabathini loyalists | Victory Deposition and execution of Hlabathini End of Hlabathini's rein of terror Coronation of Shaka as king of the Nguni
|
Battle of Blaauwberg Part of the Napoleonic Wars Location: Southern Africa, Atlantic Ocean
Dutch and Nguni soldiers under fire
from British ships as they defend
Melkbosstrand from landing Royal
Marines
| Dutch Republic
Nguni Kingdom | United Kingdom | Defeat |
Eastern African War
(1830-1833) Location: Eastern Africa, Indian Ocean
An Azanian naval raid on an Eastern
African slave trading town
| Azania | Arab slavers
Zanzibar pirates
Yao kingdoms | Victory Collapse of the Eastern African Slave Trade Zanzibar pirates defeated; end of piracy in Eastern Africa Annexation and dissolution of the Yao kingdoms Azanian expansion up to the Ruvuma River
|
West African Patrol
(1847-1870) Part of the Blockade of Africa Location: Gulf of Guinea, Atlantic Ocean, Central Africa, Western Africa
Marines depart from the frigate ANS
Ntlenyana during a raid on a
town in the Slave Coast
| Azania
United Kingdom
United States | African slave traders | Victory |
Anglo-Azanian War
(1885-1890) Location: Southern Africa, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean
Azanian artillerymen of F Battery,
1st Artillery Regiment, during the
Battle of Elim
| Azania | United Kingdom British Southern Africa
| Victory |
Réunion Raid
(1897) Location: Réunion, Indian Ocean | Azania | France Réunion
| Victory |
Franco-Azanian War
(1897-1900) Location: Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Madagascar
ANS Kammapa shelling the town of
Toamasina | Azania | France | Inconclusive Treaty of Luanda France retains control of Madagascar Crozet Islands, Kerguelen Islands, and the Scattered Islands ceded to Azania
|
Conflict | Combatant 1 | Combatant 2 | Result |
Congo War
(1905-1905) Location: Central Africa, Atlantic Ocean
Azanian soldiers board a transport
train to the Congo Free State
| Azania
Congolese rebels | Congo Free State | Victory |
Italo-Ethiopian War
(1935-1945) Part of the Interwar and World War II Location: Eastern Africa, Indian Ocean
An Italian ship sinking after an
attack on an Italian convoy by
the Azanian Navy in 1941
| Ethiopia
Azania | Italy Italian Eritrea Italian Somaliland
| Victory |
World War II
(1939-1945) Location: Europe, Atlantic Ocean, Middle East, Mediterranean, Northern Africa, Oceania
Azanian M4 Shermans in North
Africa in 1942
| Soviet Union
United States
United Kingdom
Azania
China
France
Poland
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
Yugoslavia
Greece
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Ethiopia
Mongolia
Philippines
Viet Minh
KLA | Germany
Japan
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Slovakia
Croatia
Albania
Finland
Thailand
Manchukuo
Mengjiang | Victory Azania granted UN trusteeships over Italian Eritrea, Italian Somaliland, British Somaliland, Kenya, Tanganyika, French Congo, and Madagascar
|
Korean War
(1950-1953) Location: Korea
Azanian fighter jets in Korea, 1953
| South Korea
United States
United Kingdom
Azania
Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
Philippines
Colombia
Ethiopia
Greece
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Thailand
Turkey | North Korea
China
Soviet Union | Inconclusive |
Algerian War of Independence
(1955-1962) Location: Algeria
Azanian Army Special Forces
operatives in Algeria | FLN
MNA
PCA
Azania
| France | Victory Military stalemate FLN political victory Évian Accords Algerian independence End of the French Colonial Empire Collapse of the Fourth French Republic Establishment of the Fifth Republic
|
Togolese Intervention
(1963-1964) Location: Togo
Azanian soldiers in Lomé
| Togolese government
Azania | Army faction | Victory |
Congolese Civil War
(1963-1980) Location: Congo-Brazzaville
An Azanian airbase in Brazzaville
| Congo-Brazzaville
Azania
Congo-Kinshasa
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Madagascar | Congolese Party of Labour
Soviet Union
Libya
Cuba
North Korea
Romania | Victory |
Ghanaian Intervention
(1966-1967) Location:Ghana | Azania | Ghana | Victory |
Beninese Civil War
(1972-1976) Location: Benin
An Azanian fighter firing rockets
on PRBP positions during the
Battle of Natitingou | Azania
Benin | People's Revolutionary Party of Benin
Soviet Union
Cuba
Libya
North Korea | Inconclusive Luanda Accords PRPB lays down arms PRPB members granted amnesty Withdrawal of Soviet, Cuban, Libyan and North Korean forces Limited withdrawal of Azanian forces
|
Central African Intervention
(1972) Location: Central African Empire
Azanian paratroopers land in
Central Africa
| Azania
Republican rebels | Central African Empire | Victory |
Equatoguinean Intervention
(1973) Location: Equatorial Guinea | Azania
Anti-Nguema rebels | Equatorial Guinea | Victory |
Azania-led Intervention in Chad
(1975-1990) Part of the Chadian Civil War Location: Chad
An Azanian fighter intercepts
Libyan bombers over northern
Chad, 1983
| Azania
Egypt
Nigeria
Cameroon
Central African Republic
Sudan | Chad
Chadian rebels
France
Libya | Victory |
Guinean War
(1978-1980) Location: Guinea
An Azanian Navy landing craft
approaching Conakry during the
amphibious assault on the city
| RPG
Azania
| PDG-RDA
Soviet Union
China | Victory |
Bissau-Guinean Intervention
(1980) Location: Guinea-Bissau | Azania | Revolutionary Council | Victory |
Agacher Strip War
(1985-1986) Location: Burkina Faso, Mali
Azanian troops firing artillery
during combat operations in the
Agacher Strip
| Burkina Faso
Azania | Mali | Victory |
Burkinabé Intervention
(1987-1988) Location: Burkina Faso | Azania
Sankara loyalists | Burkina Faso | Victory |
Operation Nyundo
(1988) Location: Ivory Coast, Liberia, Gulf of Guinea
ANS Toamasina fires a missile at a
target in Liberia
| Azania | Ivory Coast
Liberia | Inconclusive |
Western Sahara War
(1975-1991) Location: Western Sahara, Atlantic Ocean, Morocco
Azanian fighters during a combat
air patrol over Western Sahara | Western Sahara
Azania
Algeria | Morocco
Mauritania (1975–1979)
France (Until 1979)
| Victory Moroccan defeat Spanish withdrawal under the Madrid Accords (1976) Mauritanian retreat and withdrawal of territorial claims (1978) Western Saharan independence
|
African Union Intervention in Djibouti
(1993-1994) Location: Djibouti
Azanian naval infantrymen in
Djibouti city during the Battle of
Djibouti
| AUFID Azania Ethiopia Somalia Congo Sudan Tanzania Madagascar Egypt Kenya
| Djibouti | Victory Collapse of the French-backed People's Rally for Progress government Djiboutian transition to multi-party democracy Expulsion of French forces from Djibouti Djibouti joins the African Union
|
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