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Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx
The wars back then in the Sengoku Era or any other era before the 1800s took a while. In the present we may see a battle being won in 8 months a long time, while during that time it might be considered very fast. Sometimes battles are turn out to be much more than what actually happen. Like Ramesses II, when he fought the Hittites in the battle of Kadesh. He barely survived and only fought to a draw, then he went back to Egypt after the ceasefire and made many monuments depicted a great victory.
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A 'battle' that fought over a span of eight months is a campaign. A battle generally last a few days at most and is confined to a specific location. Most usually, one only last a couple of hours.