Austerlitz Muharebesi

Austerlitz Muharebesi
	Üçüncü Koalisyon Savaşı
	; François Gérard'a göre Napoleon Austerlitz Muharebesi'nde
Tarih	2 Aralık 1805
Bölge	Austerlitz, Moravya
Sonuç	Kesin Fransız zaferi,; Üçüncü Koalisyon'un sonu Kutsal Roma Cermen İmparatorluğu'nun yıkılması; Ren Konfederasyonu'nun kurulması;
Taraflar
Fransa İmparatorluğu	Rusya; Avusturya
Komutanlar ve liderler
Napolyon	I. Aleksandr; II. Franz; Mihail Kutuzov
Güçler
73.000	89.000
Kayıplar
1,305 ölü,; 6,940 yaralı,; 573 esir,; 1 kayıp sancak	16,000 ölü veya yaralı,; 12,000 esir,; 180 kayıp silah,; 50 kayıp sancak

Austerlitz Muharebesi (2 Aralık 1805/11 Frimaire An XIV FRC) veya Üç İmparator Savaşı, Napolyon Savaşlarının en önemli ve belirleyici çarpışmalarından biriydi. Napolyon'un kesin zaferi ile sonuçlanmış bu muharebe Austerlitz, Moravya'da (günümüzde Çekya) olmuştur. Napolyon Bonapart tarafından elde edilen en büyük zafer olarak kabul edilir. Napolyon'un Büyük Ordu'su bu muharebede I. Aleksandr ve II. Franz tarafınca komuta edilen, kendi ordusundan daha büyük olan Rus ve Avusturya ordusunu yenmiştir.

^ French numbers at the battle vary depending on the account; 65,000, 67,000, 73,000, or 75,000 are other figures often present in the literature. The discrepancy arises because about 7,000 men of Davout's III Corps were not at the battle right when it started. Including or not including these troops is a matter of preference (in this article, they will be included as separate from the 67,000 French soldiers originally on the field). David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 416 gives 67,000 (without Davout's III Corps)
^ Allied numbers at the battle vary depending on the account; 73,000, 84,000, or 85,000 are other figures often present in the literature. Andrew Uffindell, Great Generals of the Napoleonic Wars. p. 25 gives 73,000. David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 417 gives 85,400. In Napoleon and Austerlitz (1997), Scott Bowden writes that the traditional number given for the Allies, 85,000, reflects their theoretical strength, and not the true numbers present on the battlefield.
^ ^a ^b David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 432

[1] French numbers at the battle vary depending on the account; 65,000, 67,000, 73,000, or 75,000 are other figures often present in the literature. The discrepancy arises because about 7,000 men of Davout's III Corps were not at the battle right when it started. Including or not including these troops is a matter of preference (in this article, they will be included as separate from the 67,000 French soldiers originally on the field). David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 416 gives 67,000 (without Davout's III Corps)

[alliednumbers-2] Allied numbers at the battle vary depending on the account; 73,000, 84,000, or 85,000 are other figures often present in the literature. Andrew Uffindell, Great Generals of the Napoleonic Wars. p. 25 gives 73,000. David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 417 gives 85,400. In Napoleon and Austerlitz (1997), Scott Bowden writes that the traditional number given for the Allies, 85,000, reflects their theoretical strength, and not the true numbers present on the battlefield.

[casualties-3] David G. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon. p. 432

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