Battle of Cana

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The Battle of Cana was a significant 1799 engagement during Napoleon Bonaparte’s Syrian campaign, in which French forces under General Jean-Baptiste Kléber defeated a much larger Ottoman army near modern-day Lebanon.

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instanceOf battle
military engagement
associatedWith Napoleon Bonaparte
belligerentStrength French forces outnumbered
Ottoman army numerically superior
campaign Napoleon’s Syrian campaign
surface form: Napoleon Bonaparte’s Syrian campaign
combatant French Republic
Ottoman Empire
commander Jean-Baptiste Kléber
Ottoman commanders
conflict French campaign in Syria
countryInvolved France
Ottoman Empire
date 1799
era late 18th century
location near Cana
near modern-day Lebanon
region of the Levant
notableFeature French victory against a much larger Ottoman force
outcome Ottoman army defeated by French forces
partOf French Revolutionary Wars
French campaign in Syria
War of the Second Coalition
result French victory
theatre Mediterranean theater of the French Revolutionary Wars
surface form: Middle Eastern theatre of the French Revolutionary Wars
year 1799

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French campaign in Syria notableBattle Battle of Cana