Battle of Savenay (1793)

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The Battle of Savenay (1793) was a decisive engagement of the War in the Vendée during the French Revolutionary Wars, in which Republican forces crushed the remaining main Royalist army in western France.

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instanceOf battle
engagement of the War in the Vendée
associatedWith French Revolution
counter-revolution in the Vendée
belligerent Catholic and Royal Army
French First Republic
Republican forces
Vendéan Royalists
campaign Virée de Galerne
casualtiesAndLosses heavy Royalist casualties
large number of Royalist prisoners executed
category 18th-century battle
battle involving France
battle of the War in the Vendée
combatantIdeology Republican
Royalist
commander François Séverin Marceau
François de Charette
Henri de La Rochejaquelein
Jean-Baptiste Kléber
Louis Marie Turreau
Louis d'Elbée
linked to: Maurice d’Elbée

Westermann
conflict War in the Vendée
linked to: Vendée uprising
country France
date 23 December 1793
era Age of Revolution
linked to: Age of Revolutions
followedBy Republican reprisals in the Vendée
geographicalFeature near the Loire River
location Loire-Atlantique
Loire-Inférieure
linked to: Loire-Atlantique

Savenay
partOf French Revolutionary Wars
precededBy Battle of Le Mans (1793)
region western France
linked to: Western France
result decisive Republican victory
destruction of the main Vendéan Royalist army
side Catholic and Royal Army of Vendée
Republican Army of the West
significance crushed the remaining main Royalist army in western France
marked the end of the first phase of the War in the Vendée
tacticalOutcome encirclement and rout of Royalist forces
typeOfWarfare civil war battle
year 1793

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François Séverin Marceau participatedIn Battle of Savenay (1793)