Battle outside Tierre Natal

The Battle outside Tierre Natal Part of the Hyspian-Bandit war The Battle outside Tierre Natal, 1791 Date: 7th of Sun's Smile, 1791 Location: Tierre Natal, Kingdom of Hyspia Result: Hyspian victory Followed by: Raid on Tierre Natal Belligerents Kingdom of Hyspia: Kingdom of Hyspia Outlaw Band: Small bandit army Commanders and leaders Kingdom of Hyspia: Juan Mendez, Hand of the Crown Outlaw Band: Unknown Outlaw Leader Strength Kingdom of Hyspia: 5,000 Hyspian Monarchist Troops The Bandit Army: 1,000 Outlaws Casualties Kingdom of Hyspia: 190 dead 500 wounded The Bandit Army: 600 dead 200 wounded

The "'Battle outside Tierre Natal"' was the first recorded battle between the forces of Hyspia and a sizeable bandit force. It ended with the defeat of the Bandit force and the scattering of their cohesion.

Prelude

King Cesar had gotten reports from Scouts that a bandit army was gathering only a mile away from the Capital. With this information, Cesar ordered his Hand of the Crown, Juan Mendez, to march on the bandit force with the Hyspian Monarchist Army. Juan took a month to prepare by gathering more volunteers into the army, and making sure the army was properly equipped. After doing so, he led the Army outside of Tierre Natal to face the bandits.

The Battle

W.I.P