The
Knights went for high ground they were facing the enemy in the east when scouts reported that reinforcements were arriving from the west
d’Alvarez was unsure how much time he had before he was caught in the middle.
The
Order had their Elephants Artillery to keep the diversion on the right flank. The enemy spearmen regiments attempted to stop the elephants.
The
Byzantines hit the line with small artillery support. The
Knights hold there own the enemy general rushes to the line to support his troops.
Meanwhile the Serbian Knights with the Light Cavalry silence the
Byzantine guns.
The
Byzantines divert troops to try an silence the Elephant Guns that are causing havoc to their right flank ...... no success.
The
Byzantine Captain Koulianos arrives the
Knights are stuck between two armies. The enemy
General Aleksandris had fallen in battle.
General d’Alvarez attempts to take hold of the situation.
The
Knights rally around the Cross the heavy infantry prepared for the two-sided onslaught.
The
Byzantines gain the area the first enemy wave has fallen but their reinforcements were able to push the
Knights back.
General D’Alvarez falls back and rallies at a rear point with the Crossbowmen.
Off to the far right flank a regiment of Knights from the
Order are holding their own against several enemy regiments. They are the last half strength infantry regiment.
The Armenian Light Infantry go beyond their duty has they continue to wreck havoc on shaken enemy units.
The enemy had the superior numbers still and advanced on the last remaining
Order units.
The Crossbowmen continued countless rounds into the advancing enemy cheered on by their commander.
The battle was won historians will say it was an average victory but for the
Order the name
d’Alvarez achieved a great victory.
The
Byzantines accepted the ransom for the prisoners the
Citadel of Isai was captured and sacked for 14000 florins.
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