Sixty Days' War

Sixty Days' War
Date 3 November 1624 - 2 January 1625 Location Modern day Carloso Status Spanish Victory
Belligerents
Spanish Empire	Kingdom of England
Commanders and leaders
Carlos Juan Cuerno Theo Juan Cuerno	Edwin Salisbury
Units involved
5,381	3,894

The Sixty Days' War was a two month long conflict lasting from late 1624 to early 1625 in which Spanish and English forces engaged one another in what if now known as the Carlossian-Bankampari Straits for dominance over the land now called Carloso. The Spanish were lead by two men who would later become the first emperors of Carloso, Carlos Juan Cuerno and his son Theo Juan Cuerno.