The Thysian Conflict was a two-battle war between the city-state of Thys and the Kingdom of Andoras. The war resulted in the death of Aeramor I Dragomyr, and the destruction of a small Andorasi fleet, on July 23rd, 320 AC. Aeramor's son, Aegor Dragomyr, retaliated by using his dragon, Vhalax, and torching the entire fleet to a crisp with all men left to die nearly three weeks later on August 9th of the same year. It is often cited as the first of many reasons Aegor IV went mad, despite that after inheriting the crown the day after he returned from the massacre, his first five years were called the greatest of his reign.