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The '''Battle of Siirsüüsz''' was fought in mid 3495 CY between the forces of Count [[Kachüül the Brave|Sedüün Kachüül]] and X [[Gazeuri Kaen|Gāzeuri Kaēn]] during the [[Wars of the Birthright]]. The battle was a Küüztschüüsch victory, where the forces of Kachüül defeated a force of over double their size near the village of [[Siirsüüsz]]. The battle is one of the most famous in Gintem history, and is frequently romanticized by Küüztschüüsch nationalists.  | 
  The '''Battle of Siirsüüsz''' was fought in mid 3495 CY between the forces of Count [[Kachüül the Brave|Sedüün Kachüül]] and X [[Gazeuri Kaen|Gāzeuri Kaēn]] during the [[Wars of the Birthright]]. The battle was a Küüztschüüsch victory, where the forces of Kachüül defeated a force of over double their size near the village of [[Siirsüüsz]]. The battle is one of the most famous in Gintem history, and is frequently romanticized by Küüztschüüsch nationalists.  | 
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Revision as of 09:13, 5 September 2023
| Battle of Siirsüüsz | |||||||
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| Part of Wars of the Birthright | |||||||
A late 36th century depiction of the fighting at Siirsüüsz  | |||||||
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Defenders County of Küüztschüüsches  | 
Attackers Empire of Vahtyas  | ||||||
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| Kachüül the Brave | Gāzeuri Kaēn | ||||||
| Strength | |||||||
| Est. 5500 | Est. 12000 | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| ~1500 | ~2500 | ||||||
The Battle of Siirsüüsz was fought in mid 3495 CY between the forces of Count Sedüün Kachüül and X Gāzeuri Kaēn during the Wars of the Birthright. The battle was a Küüztschüüsch victory, where the forces of Kachüül defeated a force of over double their size near the village of Siirsüüsz. The battle is one of the most famous in Gintem history, and is frequently romanticized by Küüztschüüsch nationalists.