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== The Army of the Sutlej == | == The Army of the Sutlej == |
Revision as of 17:16, 14 November 2009
Battle of Ferozeshah | ||
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Part of 1st Sikh War | ||
Date: | 21 December 1845 | |
Location: | Ferozeshah, Punjab | |
Presidency: | Bengal | |
Co-ordinates: | 30.883319°N 74.783358°E | |
Result: | British victory | |
Combatants | ||
East India Company | Sikhs | |
Commanders | ||
Maj Gen Sir Hugh Gough | Lal Singh | |
Strength | ||
18,000 men 65 guns |
30,000 men 150 guns | |
Casualties | ||
700 dead 1,700 wounded |
about 3,000 |
The Army of the Sutlej
Order of Battle at Ferozeshah
Commander in Chief: Maj-Gen Sir Hugh Gough
Second in Command: Maj-Gen Sir Henry Hardinge, Governor General of Bengal
Cavalry Division
- 1st Brigade: Brigadier White
- 2nd Brigade: Brigadier Gough
1st Infantry Division
Maj-Gen Sir Harry Smith
- 1st Brigade: Brigadier Hicks
2nd Infantry Division
Major General Sir Walter Gilbert
- 3rd Brigade: Brigadier Taylor
- 4th Brigade: Brigadier McClaren
3rd Infantry Division
Brigadier General Wallace
4th Infantry Division
Major-General Sir John Littler
- 7th Brigade: Brigadier Reid
- 8th Brigade: Brigadier Ashburnham
Spelling Variants
Modern name: Ferozeshah
Variants: Ferozeshah/Firoz Shaw/Ferozeshahr
External Links
1st Sikh War "Wikipedia"
Sikh Wars "Heritage History"
1st Anglo-Sikh War "Sikhiwiki"
Battle of Ferozeshah "BritishBattles.com"
Battle of Ferozeshah "Wikipedia"
Officers killed in the battle "Stephen Lewis Website"