Battle of Phorktown Hill

Battle of Phorktown Hill
Part of the Long Kingdomian Revolution
Drawing of the Battle of Phorktown Hill
Date February 19, 1769 – March 12, 1770 Location Phorktown Hill, Phorktown Result Long Kingdomian and Spanish pyrrhic victory: surrender of Philimania
Belligerents
Philimania	Long Kingdom Spanish Empire
Commanders and leaders
Keane Tomlinson	Alejandro Carnicer
Strength
82,000	21,000 132,000
Casualties and losses
22,678 (9,320 wounded)	9,425 56,708

The Battle of Phorktown Hill was the last battle of the Long Kingdomian Revolution fought from February 19, 1769 – March 12, 1770. It resulted in the Pyrrhic victory of The Spanish and Long Kingdomian Forces, and the surrender of the Philimania army.

On February 18, 1769, Philimanian forces were pushed back to the capital of Philimania at that time. Keane Tomlinson, the general at that time, decided to made a last-ditch attempt to drive out the Spanish and Long Kingdomians. So in the morning of February 19, 1769, Keane Tomlinson and the remaining 82,000 soldiers fortified themselves on Phorktown Hill and prepared themselves for the attack.