Battle of Bapheus

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Battle of Bapheus
Part of the Byzantine-Ottoman wars
Date July 27, 1302
Location Bithynia (northwest Asia Minor)
Result Ottoman victory
Combatants
Byzantine Empire Ottoman Turks
Commanders
Michael IX Osman I
Byzantine-Ottoman wars
Bapheus - Brusa - Pelekanon - Nicaea - Nicomedia - Gallipoli - Adrianople - Constantinople

The Battle of Bapheus occurred in July 27, 1302 between an Ottoman army under Osman I and a Byzantine army. The Byzantines, whom had suffered a number of raids by the Ottomans, possessed an army of far lesser quality and strategy than that of the Komnenos dynasty, and were defeated outside of Nicomedia. After the battle, the Ottomans went on to capture a number of small forts, but Nicomedia was not taken until 1337.

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