BATTLE // August 28, 1826
Battle of Delanggu
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Overview
The Battle of Delanggu took place on 28 August 1826 during the Java War between the forces of Prince Diponegoro and the Dutch garrison at the town of Delanggu. Diponegoro successfully took the town after a brief assault, although Dutch forces managed to retreat in good order.
Overview adapted from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Significance
The Battle of Delanggu on 28 August 1826 marked a Javanese rebel success during the Java War of 1825–1830, with Prince Diponegoro's forces capturing the town of Delanggu from its Dutch garrison. The Dutch were able to withdraw in good order, limiting the immediate operational gain, but the engagement demonstrated the continued capacity of Diponegoro's forces to press offensive action against Dutch-held positions in the field.
Tactics
Diponegoro's force took the town through a brief assault. Dutch forces did not hold the position but retreated in good order. No further detail on maneuver, terrain use, or dispositions is provided in the source.
Forces & casualties
Troop strength
- Javanese rebels7,000medium
Commanders (1)
Javanese rebels
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