Known War Events
| Date | Victor | Defeated | Nature of Warfare |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.6.2.1.11 | Tikal | Caracol | Axe Event |
| 9.6.8.4.2 | Caracol | Tikal | Star-War |
| 9.9.13.4.4 | Caracol | Naranjo | Hubi (destruction) |
| 9.9.14.3.5 | Caracol | Naranjo | Hubi |
| 9.9.18.16.3 | Caracol | Naranjo | Star-War |
| 9.10.3.2.12 | Caracol | Naranjo | Star-War |
| 9.12.7.14.1 | Naranjo | Caracol | Star-War |
| Pre-9.18.10.0.0 | Caracol | Ucanal | Capture ? |
| Post-9.19.9.9.15 | Caracol | Tikal | Axe Event |
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