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Battle of Cheongsanri
The Battle of Cheongsanri (청산리 전투) was a 1920 battle in Manchuria where Korean independence armies under Kim Jwa-jin and Hong Beom-do fought Japanese forces.
Battle of Chiang Mai (1776)
The Battle of Chiang Mai (1776) was the final engagement of the Burmese-Siamese War of 1775–76, in which a Burmese army under Thihapate recaptured Chiang Mai.
Battle of Chickamauga
The Battle of Chickamauga was a Civil War battle fought September 18–20, 1863, in northwest Georgia, where Braxton Bragg's Confederates defeated William Rosecrans's Union army.
Battle of Chilcheollyang
The Battle of Chilcheollyang (칠천량 해전) was a 1597 naval battle near Geoje Island in which the Japanese fleet almost annihilated the Joseon fleet under Won Gyun.
Battle of Chinhoyi
The Battle of Chinhoyi, also called the Battle of Sinoia, was fought on April 28, 1966, near Chinhoyi, where seven ZANLA guerrillas died clashing with Rhodesian forces.
Battle of Chipyong-ni
The Battle of Chipyong-ni (지평리전투) was a Korean War battle fought February 13 to 15, 1951, where a surrounded US-French force repelled a much larger Chinese army.
Battle of Chochiwon
The Battle of Chochiwon (전의) was a July 1950 Korean War delaying action in which the U.S. 21st Infantry Regiment slowed advancing North Korean forces for three days.
Battle of Chongju
The Battle of Chongju, fought on 29–30 October 1950, saw the Australian 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, assault a dug-in North Korean force near Chongju, North Korea.
Battle of Chorrillos
The Battle of Chorrillos, also remembered in Peru as the Battle of San Juan, was a Chilean victory over Peru in the War of the Pacific on 13 January 1881.
Battle of Chosin Reservoir (장진호 전투)
Battle of Chosin Reservoir (장진호 전투, Battle of Lake Changjin), Korean War battle, 27 November to mid-December 1950: about 30,000 UN troops, mostly 1st Marine Division, broke out from encirclement by roughly 120,000 Chinese and evacuated via Hungnam.
Battle of Chotusitz
The Battle of Chotusitz was a battle of the War of the Austrian Succession in Bohemia on 17 May 1742, where Frederick II of Prussia defeated Prince Charles of Lorraine's Austrian army.
Battle of Chudniv
The Battle of Chudniv (Cudnów) was fought near Chudniv, Ukraine, in 1660, when a Polish-Lithuanian and Tatar army forced a Russian army under Sheremetev to capitulate.
Battle of Chuncheon
The Battle of Chuncheon (춘천지구 전투) was a June 25–30, 1950 battle of the Korean War in which South Korea's 6th Division halted the North Korean advance.
Battle of Chupas
The Battle of Chupas, fought on 16 September 1542 near Huamanga, Peru, ended the almagrista faction when Governor Cristóbal Vaca de Castro defeated Diego de Almagro el Mozo.
Battle of Churubusco
The Battle of Churubusco was a Mexican-American War engagement fought on August 20, 1847, at Convento de Churubusco near Mexico City, where U.S. forces under Winfield Scott secured a key victory.
Battle of Ciudad Juárez (1911)
The Battle of Ciudad Juárez was a three-day fight in May 1911 in which Madero's revolutionary forces captured the border city from President Díaz's federal troops.
Battle of Clontarf
Battle of Clontarf (23 April 1014, near Dublin): forces of Irish high-king Brian Boru defeated Leinster, Norse Dublin, and overseas Viking allies; Brian was killed. Distinguishable from myth by revisionist scholarship viewing it as an internal Irish conflict over the high-kingship.
Battle of Coatit
The Battle of Coatit, fought on 13 and 14 January 1895, saw about 3,500 Italians under General Oreste Baratieri defeat a much larger Tigrayan army led by ras Mangascià.
Battle of Cold Harbor
Battle of Cold Harbor, May 31 to June 12, 1864, Hanover County, Virginia: Lee's Army of Northern Virginia repulsed Grant's Army of the Potomac in the final battle of the Overland Campaign, notably the failed June 3 assault, before Grant crossed the James toward Petersburg.
Battle of Colenso
The Battle of Colenso was a Boer victory over the British at Colenso, Natal, on 15 December 1899, the final defeat of Black Week in the Second Boer War.
Battle of Columbus
The Battle of Columbus, also called the Columbus Raid, was Pancho Villa's 1916 cross-border attack on Columbus, New Mexico, which killed 18 Americans and provoked Pershing's Punitive Expedition.
Battle of Concón
The Battle of Concón was a land battle of the Chilean Civil War of 1891, in which congressional forces routed President Balmaceda's army on 21 August 1891.
Battle of Contreras
The Battle of Contreras, called the Battle of Padierna in Mexico, was an American victory over General Gabriel Valencia near Mexico City on August 19 and 20, 1847.
Battle of Coolela
The Battle of Coolela was fought on 7 November 1895 in southern Mozambique, where Portuguese forces under Colonel Eduardo Galhardo defeated Emperor Ngungunyane's Gaza army.
Battle of Copenhagen (1807)
Second Battle of Copenhagen, or Københavns bombardement / flåteranet: British preemptive attack, August–September 1807, besieging and bombarding neutral Copenhagen to seize the Danish fleet, surrendered 7 September 1807.
Battle of Corrientes
The Battle of Corrientes was Paraguay's April 1865 capture of Corrientes, Argentina, at the start of the War of the Triple Alliance, which brought Argentina into the war.
Battle of Corunna
Battle of Corunna (16 January 1809), Peninsular War rearguard action at A Coruña, Spain, where Sir John Moore's British army repulsed Marshal Soult's French attacks to cover its sea evacuation; Moore was killed, and the battle is counted a tactical British victory within a strategic withdrawal.
Battle of Cotagaita
The Battle of Cotagaita, fought on 27 October 1810 in present-day Bolivia, was the first armed encounter of the Argentine War of Independence, a patriot repulse.
Battle of Covadonga
Battle of Covadonga, traditionally 718 or 722: legendary victory of Pelayo over a Muslim punitive expedition in Asturias, founding myth of the Reconquista; earliest accounts date to c. 900 and its historicity is disputed.
Battle of Cowpens
Battle of Cowpens: Revolutionary War battle of January 17, 1781, in South Carolina where Daniel Morgan routed Banastre Tarleton's British force via a three-line, double-envelopment defense, a turning point of the war in the South.