Clan warfare

Clan warfare refers to conflicts between extended family groups or clans, often within tribal societies. These battles can arise from disputes over resources, territory, or honor. Clans typically engage in organized combat, utilizing warriors from their ranks to defend their interests or seek revenge against rival clans. The conflicts can be deeply rooted in cultural traditions and social structures, often perpetuated by cycles of retaliation and alliances. While historically significant in shaping social dynamics, clan warfare also highlights broader themes of loyalty, identity, and the impact of kinship ties on conflict and cooperation among communities.