Other than 1789 - 1815 and 1939 - 1945, were there any "winner

>>2355712
Napoleonic Wars

>>2355723
>Other than 1789 - 1815

>>2355712

Civil wars tended to be winner take all. Any of the dynastic struggles in say, the Ottoman, Roman, or your pick of Chinese empires.

You also have the Alexandrian conquest of Persia, and a bunch of the wars that the Russians had against the splinter states of those old Mongolian hordes in the 15th and 16th centuries. Probably more that I'm not aware of.

1946-1991

Communism lost.

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>>2355752
>Communism lost

>>2355712
>Gotenland
WE

Siege of Vienna

1618-1648

>>2355712
Crusades kinda.

>>2355712
frankly WW1 could be seen as a winner take all conflict too.

WW1 was the last time that old world absolute monarchies duked it out full scale against democratic nations. If that war had somehow gone the other way then the death-knell of absolute monarchy would be delayed possibly another century or two, and the world order as we know it would be dramatically different.

>>2355712
>>2355723
>>2355733
Napoleonic Wars were 1803-1815
1789-1802 were French Revolutionary Wars, and the consequences of France winning that one are still felt to this day