Mandolarian Unification War

The Mandolarian Unification War was a political and military conflict which led to the unification of the Mandalorian Sector and the creation of the modern Mandalorian State. Despite its classification the conflict involved no large scale fighting, as was largely resolved by diplomatic and political action.

Background
In early 900 ARR Mandalore the Destroyer made a presentation to the Galactic Senate regarding the Mandalorian Sector's membership within the Republic. Shortly afterward he made moves to consolidate his domestic control of the sector. Efforts at consolidation resulted in the creation of competing political factions with the sector; the pacifist, or rather de-militarized, New Mandalorians, the rival Mandalore the Gargonite, and local independence movements.

Mandalore the Gargonite
Early efforts to resolve the crisis included Mandalore the Destroyer challenging Mandalore the Gargonite to single combat. The corpulent Mandalore the Gargonite accepted the challenge and allowed Mandalore the Destroyer to come to Gargon. However, once there he seemed disinclined to actually accept the challenge. Unwilling to be defeated by inaction, Mandalore the Destroyer and his body guard forced the issue and at the end of the day Mandalore the Gargonite was dead.

Contact with the New Mandalorians
The bulk of the conflict was dialogue with the New Mandalorians. This involved competing with the interference of foreign powers. However, Mandolare the Destroyer was able to neutralize nominally independent movements, with diplomacy, allowing him to negotiate from a position of strength. This, and his demonstrated willingness to use non-violent engagement, empowered him to talk with the New Mandalorians and ultimately resolve the crisis and achieve his goal of unifying of the sector.

Legacy and Aftermath
Following the end of this conflict Mandalore the Destroyer took the new title Mandalore the Unifier, and set about consolidating the sector. This involved a sustained effort to suppress organized crime in the sector,  and industrial investment with foreign powers.

For several years it was hoped that the end of this conflict would bring stability to the area. Ultimately these hopes were dashed by the reemergence of Mandalorian Militarization and the Battle of Phindar.