Ottoman–Egyptian invasion of Mani (1826)

Ottoman–Egyptian invasion of Mani (First Hellenic Republic & Maniot Forces & Other Greek forces vs Ottoman Empire & Egypt Eyalet) took place in 1826 during Greek War of Independence.

Battle facts

• Year: 1826
• Date: 21 June 1826
• Era: Modern
• Conflict: Greek War of Independence
• Side A: First Hellenic Republic, Maniot Forces, Other Greek forces
• Side B: Ottoman Empire, Egypt Eyalet
• Commanders (A): Petrobey Mavromichalis
• Commanders (B): Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt
• Casualties: Vergas: Unknown Diro: Unknown Polyaravos: 9 (side A), Vergas: 2,500 Diro: 1,000 Polyaravos: 400 Total: 3,900 (Ottoman Empire & Egypt Eyalet)
• Outcome: Greek victory
• Coordinates: 36.559°, 22.430°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Ottoman–Egyptian invasion of Mani · Wikidata entry