Battle of Truillas

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Battle of Truillas
Part of the French Revolutionary War
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The Battle of Truillas by Jean-Baptiste Réville.
Date 22 September 1793
Location Trouillas, southern France
Result Spanish victory
Combatants
First French Republic Spain
Commanders
Auguste Dagobert Antonio Ricardos
Strength
22,000 17,000
Casualties
3,000 killed or wounded,
1,500 captured,
10 cannons lost		 About 2,000 killed, wounded or missing
French Revolutionary War of the Pyrenees
Truillas – Boulou – Black Mountain

The Battle of Truillas was fought on 22 September 1793 during the French Revolutionary War, between French Forces under General Dagobert and Spanish Forces under General Don Ricardo. The battle was fought near the village of Truillas in southern France, 10 km southwest of Perpignan, the battle ended in a Spanish victory over France.

  • Smith, D. The Greenhill Napoleonic Wars Data Book. Greenhill Books, 1998.
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