Wars mentioned in the Book of Mormon

The Nephites had no compunction about using stratagem if it meant sparing bloodshed. The Lamanites seemed to be a group of kingdoms with a high king in command. There is an implication that each kingdom had its own army and there was a form of plundering among the kingdoms. The mentioning of scaling is notable. And the practice of throwing the enemies' dead into the river is mentioned. Numbers are rarely given.

• Implied wars in the time of Jacob.
• Wars in the time of Enos.
• Many battles in the time of Jarom.
• Omni mentions warfare in his time.
• In the time of Amaron, there was destruction and in Abinadom's time.
• The wars and contentions mentioned by the people of Zarahemla that were had amongst themselves.
• War in [[King Benjamin].
• Zeniff's battle with his own comrades.
• Zeniff's wars with the Lamanites.
• King Noah's battle with the Lamanites
• Lamanite invasion at the end of King Noah's reign.
• War during Limhi's rule.
• War with Amlicites.
• Massacres of the Ammonites.
• Destruction of Ammonihah and the war that followed.
• War with Zerahemnah.
• Amalickiah's war against the Nephites.
• Battle against Morianton.
• Ammoron's war against the Nephites. Coupled with the Kingmen's insurrection and rebellion.
• Battles with Lamanites, Moronihah leads the Nephites.
• Repealing of Coriantumr's invasion.
• Civil wars in the time of Nephi, the son of Helaman.
• Wars with Gadianton robbers.
• Wars against King Jacob by Nephite tribes.
• Wars after the Division of the people. (After the time of Christ.)
• War during Mormon's childhood.
• Mormon's wars, destruction of the Nephites.
• Wars amongst the Lamanites.
• Wars amongst the Jaredites.

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