Battle of Lisbon

The Battle of Lisbon was a battle fought by the Kingdom of Spain under King Lawrence Clemente and the Kingdom of France under Queen Roselle de Bourbon, with Prince Ezequiel Clemente and Prince-Consort Alberto Clemente leading their respective forces. This was the first battle fought after the Schism, and the first one fought between nations since the International Recession of 1746.

The battle was fought in order to win custody of the former Queen of Portugal, Queen Grace Redskull. Spain argued that the nation was her rightful home by her marriage to Augustine 'Hippie' Clemente. The French disputed that Queen Grace was the actual daughter of King Louis XV and by that right had to return to France to serve as the Princess-Dauphine.

After a hard-fought battle in which a rogue Neo-Swiss terrorist by the name of Benjamin Sailsmythe attempted to assault the Spanish fleet, the French surrendered, with both sides sustaining casualties. The outcome, while controversial, was in favor of the Spanish, and they would win custody of the former Queen of Portugal.