Series of wars

Definition

A series of wars refers to multiple conflicts occurring consecutively or intermittently between two or more parties over a certain period. These wars can be characterized by a common cause, ongoing tensions, or a chain of events.

Related terms

Conflict resolution: The process of finding peaceful solutions to disputes between parties involved in a conflict.

Guerrilla warfare: A type of irregular warfare where small groups use unconventional tactics, such as ambushes and hit-and-run attacks, against larger conventional forces.

Treaty negotiations: Discussions and agreements between opposing parties to end hostilities and establish terms for peace.