War:Coup of Adelburg

Coup of Adelburg Part of the Third Crusade Orenian Loyalists attempt to fend of rebels, 1638 Date: 1638 Location: Adelburg, Holy Orenian Empire Result: Rebel Victory Preceded by: Battle of the Bloody Road Followed by: Battle of Rochdale Belligerents Orenian Rebels: Orenian rebels Flays Orenian Loyalists: Holy Orenian Empire Commanders and leaders Orenian Rebels: Aurelius I Horen Orenian Loyalists: John VI Strength Orenian Rebels: 3,000 Orenian Rebels, 2,000 Flays Orenian Loyalists: 6,000 Orenian Loyalists Casualties Orenian Rebels: 2,000 dead Orenian Loyalists: 4,000 dead 2,000 captured

The Coup of Adelburg was a coup which occurred in 1638, in Adelburg the capital of the Holy Orenian Empire. The coup would result in the collapse of the Sixth incarnation of the Empire, and mark a critical turning point in the Third Crusade.

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