The Indian Empire Invades

Arun stood at the head of his army, who had just passed through the region that would one day be known as Burma, and into the lands of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. The young half German and half Indian man had never stepped foot on a battlefield before, nor had he ever declared war during his brief time as India's monarch.

However, as an emperor in his own right, and a son of the Great Kaiser, there were certain things he could not tolerate. Such as an insult to his lineage. And that was exactly what the Ayutthaya King had done to him. Thus, he had declared war on his own vassal state, to earn the dignity and respect that a man in his position should be afforded.

In all honesty, the Ayutthaya King had never expected that his Suzerain would raise his army and march into his lands, even if he had insulted the man and his lineage. Thus, when he heard that the Indian Army had entered the Ayutthaya Kingdom, he nearly shit himself in fear.