retreat from Kabul

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The retreat from Kabul was a disastrous 1842 withdrawal of British-led forces during the First Anglo-Afghan War, in which nearly the entire column was annihilated while attempting to escape through the Afghan mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in the First Anglo-Afghan War
military retreat
alsoKnownAs disaster in the Khyber Pass
retreat to Jalalabad
belligerent Afghan forces
British Empire
East India Company
casualties thousands killed
cause breakdown of British political control in Afghanistan
hostile Afghan tribes along the route
uprising in Kabul against British occupation
commander Akbar Khan
John Shelton
William Elphinstone
conflict First Anglo-Afghan War
countryInvolved Afghanistan
United Kingdom
describedAs one of the worst disasters in British military history
destination Jalalabad
endDate 1842-01-13
followedBy British reoccupation of Kabul in 1842
historicalPeriod 19th century
Great Game
involves ambushes by Afghan tribesmen
harsh winter conditions
mountain passes
legacy influenced later British policy in Central Asia
symbol of imperial overreach in Afghanistan
location Afghanistan
Kabul
notableAt Battle of Gandamak
notableFeature only one European military survivor reached Jalalabad
notableSurvivor William Brydon
opponent forces loyal to Dost Mohammad Khan
partOf First Anglo-Afghan War
precededBy British occupation of Kabul (1839–1842)
result decisive Afghan victory
near-total destruction of British-led column
route Gandamak
Jugdulluk
Kabul–Jalalabad road
Khord-Kabul pass
Tezin
startDate 1842-01-06
strength approximately 12,000 civilian camp followers
approximately 4,500 soldiers

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First Anglo-Afghan War notableEvent retreat from Kabul
British occupation of Kabul relatedTo Retreat from Kabul
linked to: retreat from Kabul