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CASUALTY RECORD // April 28, 1815

Battle of Pesaro

Estimated casualties — killed, wounded, captured, and missing — by side, with confidence labels per surviving record.

Casualties by side

1 sides catalogued · combined 200–250 estimated

  • Royaume de Naples

    200–250

    Medium-confidence figure

Battle context

The Battle of Pesaro was a minor engagement of the Neapolitan War, fought on 28 April 1815 at the town of Pesaro. The Neapolitan force under Michele Carrascosa numbered approximately 3,000 troops and sustained between 200 and 250 casualties. Beyond its occurrence within the broader campaign by the Kingdom of Naples against the Austrian-backed coalition during the Hundred Days period, the available record does not detail what the engagement decided or shifted at the operational level.

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Sources (1)

Monograph

The Napoleonic Wars Data Book

Last verified June 2026
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