Battle of Marengo

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The Battle of Marengo was a decisive 1800 engagement in northern Italy during the War of the Second Coalition, where Napoleon Bonaparte’s forces defeated the Austrians and secured French dominance in Italy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Marengo
surface form: Bataille de Marengo
associatedWith Napoleon’s rise as First Consul
Second Coalition’s decline
belligerent Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austrian Empire

First French Empire
surface form: French Republic

Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy
campaign Battle of Marengo self-linksurface differs
surface form: Marengo campaign
casualtiesAustrian several thousand killed and wounded
casualtiesFrench several thousand killed and wounded
commander Anton von Zach
François Étienne de Kellermann
Jean Lannes
Louis-Alexandre Berthier
Michael von Melas
Napoleon Bonaparte
Peter Ott
Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc
commemoratedBy Arc de Triomphe
surface form: Arc de Triomphe inscriptions
conflict War of the Second Coalition
continent Europe
countryAtTime Cisalpine Republic
date 14 June 1800
decisivePhase French counterattack in the afternoon
followedBy Armistice of Alessandria
location Marengo, Piedmont
Piedmont
near Alessandria
Northern Italy
surface form: northern Italy
notableUnit Austrian grenadiers
French Imperial Guard
surface form: French Consular Guard
partOf French Revolutionary Wars
politicalConsequence consolidated Napoleon Bonaparte’s power in France
precededBy French crossing of the Great St Bernard Pass
relatedWork Marengo (horse)
Marengo campaign maps
result French victory
strategicSignificance ended major Austrian offensive in Italy in 1800
forced Austria to negotiate with France
strengthAustrian approximately 30,000 soldiers
strengthFrench approximately 28,000 soldiers
tacticalOutcome French counteroffensive reversed Austrian gains
initial Austrian success
territorialConsequence secured French dominance in northern Italy
theatre War of the First Coalition
surface form: Italian theatre of the French Revolutionary Wars
weaponry field artillery
smoothbore muskets
year 1800

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Napoleon Bonaparte battle Battle of Marengo
French Revolutionary Wars significantEvent Battle of Marengo
Second Coalition notableBattle Battle of Marengo
Battle of Marengo campaign Battle of Marengo self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Marengo campaign
Battle of Marengo alsoKnownAs Battle of Marengo
this entity surface form: Bataille de Marengo
Louis Desaix deathPlace Battle of Marengo
this entity surface form: Marengo
Louis Desaix notableWork Battle of Marengo
Louis Desaix participatedIn Battle of Marengo
Marengo (horse) participatedIn Battle of Marengo
subject surface form: Marengo
Marengo (horse) namedAfter Battle of Marengo
subject surface form: Marengo
Armistice of Alessandria resultOf Battle of Marengo
Armistice of Alessandria follows Battle of Marengo
Marengo, Piedmont notableFor Battle of Marengo
Marengo, Piedmont notableEvent Battle of Marengo
Jean Lannes participatedIn Battle of Marengo
Army of Italy battle Battle of Marengo
Marengo County isNamedAfter Battle of Marengo
Siege of Genoa (1800) followedBy Battle of Marengo
Italian and Swiss campaigns of Suvorov followedBy Battle of Marengo
this entity surface form: Napoleon’s Marengo campaign
Marengo, Illinois namedAfter Battle of Marengo
Cavaradossi in Puccini's "Tosca" associatedWithEvent Battle of Marengo
subject surface form: Cavaradossi
Marengo, Iowa namedAfter Battle of Marengo
Claude Victor-Perrin commandedInBattle Battle of Marengo
Desaix deathPlace Battle of Marengo
subject surface form: Louis Desaix
Desaix commanded Battle of Marengo
subject surface form: Louis Desaix
this entity surface form: French forces at the Battle of Marengo (counter-attack phase)
Consular Guard notableEngagement Battle of Marengo
Jean-Baptiste Bessières participatedIn Battle of Marengo