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|begin = [[938 B.C.E.]]<ref>[[Halo Encyclopedia]], page 30</ref>

|end = [[852 B.C.E.]]<ref>Halo Encyclopedia, page 30</ref>

|place = Various planets in the Milky Way, ~~possibly~~ [[Sanghelios]].

|place = Various planets in the Milky Way, including [[Sanghelios]].

|result = [[Writ of Union]]: Alliance is declared and the [[Covenant]] is formed.

|side1 = [[Sangheili]]

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The '''Sangheili-San 'Shyuum War''' was an interstellar war set between the [[Sangheili]] and the [[San 'Shyuum]] races, over religious and technological differences. At the conclusion of the war, the [[Writ of Union]] was penned and initiated, and the [[Covenant]] was kindled <ref>[[Halo: Contact Harvest]], Page 147</ref>.

After leaving their homeworld, the San 'Shyuum encountered the Sangheili, who also had experience with Forerunner technology. The San 'Shyuum believed that incorporating Forerunner technology was allowed by their religion. To the Sangheili, such a thing would have been unthinkable.

After leaving their homeworld in [[2100 B.C.E.]], the San 'Shyuum encountered the Sangheili in [[938 B.C.E.]], who also had experience with Forerunner technology. The San 'Shyuum believed that incorporating [[Forerunner]] technology was allowed by their religion. To the Sangheili, such a thing would have been unthinkable heresy.

During the combat, the Sangheili had an early advantage, with each warrior comparable in skill to several San 'Shyuum in battle. However, the San 'Shyuum's technological superiority, and possession of the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], meant that they had the advantage in space battles, using the Dreadnought to great effect in devastating hit-and-run strikes against the Sangheilian Fleets. Eventually, in order to ensure the survival of ~~both races~~, the Sangheili were forced to amend their position of the treatment of Forerunner technologies and began incorporating elements into their designs ~~and~~ the two races ~~merged~~ to form the early Covenant with the San 'Shyuum as the head religious leaders and the Sangheili as the physical backbone.

During the combat, the Sangheili had an early advantage, with each warrior comparable in skill to several San 'Shyuum in battle. However, the San 'Shyuum's technological superiority, and possession of the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], meant that they had the advantage in space battles, using the Dreadnought to great effect in devastating hit-and-run strikes against the Sangheilian Fleets. Eventually in [[876 B.C.E.]], in order to ensure the survival of their race, the Sangheili were forced to amend their position of the treatment of Forerunner technologies and began studying their relics and incorporating elements into their warship, weapon and armor designs.<ref>Halo Encyclopedia, page 30</ref> In [[852 B.C.E.]] the two races signed a treaty known as the Writ of Union to form the early Covenant with the San 'Shyuum as the head religious leaders and the Sangheili as the physical backbone.

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 |begin       = [[938 B.C.E.]]<ref>[[Halo Encyclopedia]], page 30</ref>
 |end         = [[852 B.C.E.]]<ref>Halo Encyclopedia, page 30</ref>
-|place       = Various planets in the Milky Way, possibly [[Sanghelios]].
+|place       = Various planets in the Milky Way, including [[Sanghelios]].
 |result      = [[Writ of Union]]: Alliance is declared and the [[Covenant]] is formed.
 |side1       = [[Sangheili]]
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 The '''Sangheili-San 'Shyuum War''' was an interstellar war set between the [[Sangheili]] and the [[San 'Shyuum]] races, over religious and technological differences. At the conclusion of the war, the [[Writ of Union]] was penned and initiated, and the [[Covenant]] was kindled <ref>[[Halo: Contact Harvest]], Page 147</ref>.
-After leaving their homeworld, the San 'Shyuum encountered the Sangheili, who also had experience with Forerunner technology. The San 'Shyuum believed that incorporating Forerunner technology was allowed by their religion. To the Sangheili, such a thing would have been unthinkable.
+After leaving their homeworld in [[2100 B.C.E.]], the San 'Shyuum encountered the Sangheili in [[938 B.C.E.]], who also had experience with Forerunner technology. The San 'Shyuum believed that incorporating [[Forerunner]] technology was allowed by their religion. To the Sangheili, such a thing would have been unthinkable heresy.
-During the combat, the Sangheili had an early advantage, with each warrior comparable in skill to several San 'Shyuum in battle. However, the San 'Shyuum's technological superiority, and possession of the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], meant that they had the advantage in space battles, using the Dreadnought to great effect in devastating hit-and-run strikes against the Sangheilian Fleets. Eventually, in order to ensure the survival of both races, the Sangheili were forced to amend their position of the treatment of Forerunner technologies and began incorporating elements into their designs and the two races merged to form the early Covenant with the San 'Shyuum as the head religious leaders and the Sangheili as the physical backbone.
+During the combat, the Sangheili had an early advantage, with each warrior comparable in skill to several San 'Shyuum in battle. However, the San 'Shyuum's technological superiority, and possession of the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], meant that they had the advantage in space battles, using the Dreadnought to great effect in devastating hit-and-run strikes against the Sangheilian Fleets. Eventually in [[876 B.C.E.]], in order to ensure the survival of their race, the Sangheili were forced to amend their position of the treatment of Forerunner technologies and began studying their relics and incorporating elements into their warship, weapon and armor designs.<ref>Halo Encyclopedia, page 30</ref> In [[852 B.C.E.]] the two races signed a treaty known as the Writ of Union to form the early Covenant with the San 'Shyuum as the head religious leaders and the Sangheili as the physical backbone.
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