Battle of Le Mans (1793)

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The Battle of Le Mans (1793) was a major engagement of the War in the Vendée during the French Revolution, in which Republican forces crushed the retreating Vendéan army in a decisive and bloody defeat.

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instanceOf battle
engagement of the War in the Vendée
alsoKnownAs Bataille du Mans (1793) NERFINISHED
belligerent French Republic NERFINISHED
Vendéan Royalist forces NERFINISHED
casualtiesDescription very high Vendéan losses including many non-combatants
cause Republican pursuit of retreating Vendéan army
characteristic Republican reprisals
heavy civilian casualties
massacre of Vendéan wounded and civilians
combatantType revolutionary government forces vs royalist Catholic insurgents
commander Charles de Bonchamps (in earlier Vendéan campaigns) NERFINISHED
François-Joseph Westermann NERFINISHED
Henri de La Rochejaquelein NERFINISHED
Jean Léchelle NERFINISHED
Jean-Nicolas Stofflet NERFINISHED
Louis Marie Turreau NERFINISHED
Marquis de Lescure (Vendéan side, leadership legacy though wounded earlier) NERFINISHED
conflict War in the Vendée NERFINISHED
countryAtTime French First Republic NERFINISHED
date 12 December 1793 – 13 December 1793
describedAs decisive and bloody defeat of the Vendéan army
followedBy Battle of Savenay NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod French Revolution NERFINISHED
location France
Le Mans NERFINISHED
Sarthe NERFINISHED
militaryTheater western France
opponentIdeology royalist and Catholic insurgency
partOf French Revolutionary Wars NERFINISHED
Virée de Galerne campaign NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of Laval (1793) NERFINISHED
Virée de Galerne NERFINISHED
relatedEvent War in the Vendée atrocities
relatedPlace Loire River region NERFINISHED
republicanIdeology revolutionary republicanism
result decisive Republican victory
side Republicans NERFINISHED
Vendéans NERFINISHED
significance marked near-destruction of main Vendéan field army
turning point in suppression of the War in the Vendée
strategicOutcome collapse of Vendéan offensive north of the Loire
tacticalOutcome Republicans routed Vendéan forces inside and around the city
year 1793

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François Séverin Marceau participatedIn Battle of Le Mans (1793)