Battle of Bexketh

Battle of Bexketh
Part of Jihad for Gestoria
Date 29th May 1860 Location Bexketh, Gestoria Result Imperial-Malducian Victory
Belligerents
Vionna-Frankenlisch Malducia	Prodava Essyrian Sultanate Jihadis
Commanders and leaders
Lord Lynwood Eugene of Passero	Sultan Hadi Haamid Al-Ghazzawi
Strength
Vionna-Frankenlisch: 28,000 Men 38 Guns Malducian Empire 26,000 Men 38 Guns	61,000 Men 62 Guns
Casualties and losses
6,851	15,413

The Battle of Bexketh was the largest battle of the Islamic Jihad for Gestoria and was a decisive victory for the forces of Vionna-Frankenlisch and Malducia led by the Viscount Lynwood and Prince Eugene of Passero respectively. A combined Imperial-Malducian army of 54,000 men and 76 guns defeated an Islamist force of 61,000 comprising forces of the armies of Prodava and Essyria along with muslim volunteers commanded by Sultan Al-Ghazzawi of Prodava. The battle followed the massacre at Al Kaskara (now Marienberg).