BATTLE // August 8, 1829
Battle of Adrianople
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Significance
The structured record identifies this engagement as the Battle of Adrianople during the Ninth Russo-Turkish War of 1828–1829, commanded by Hans Karl von Diebitsch and Reşid Mehmed Pasha. However, the supplied overview describes a different battle entirely — the engagement of 378 CE between the Eastern Roman emperor Valens and Gothic forces under Fritigern, which ended with a Gothic victory and the death of Valens. Because the overview does not correspond to the 1829 engagement, no grounded account of that battle's significance within the Russo-Turkish War can be constructed from the supplied material. A reliable entry for the 1829 Battle of Adrianople requires a matching source text.
Commanders (2)
Ottoman Empire
Reşid Mehmed Pashagrand vizier of the Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
Hans Karl von Diebitschgeneral field marshal
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