Battle of the Fortress of Fischermont

The Battle of the Fortress of Fischermont was an invasion by the Rogaulian Empire in 1797 to conquer the Fortress of Fischermont.

Battle of the Fortress of Fischermont
Part of the Napoleonic Wars
Date February 11, 1797 Location Fortress of Fischermont, Fischermont. Rogaulian Empire Result Successful invasion by Rogaulian Empire.
Belligerents
Great Bloxia	Rogaulian Empire
Commanders and leaders
Dave John	Cadeau Bloxaparte Napoleon Bloxaparte
Strength
300	150
Casualties and losses
66	22

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On the late afternoon of February 11, 1797, Great Bloxian troops sighted Rogaulian troops heading for the Fortress of Fischermont. They quickly prepared and all soldiers were armed. A few minutes later, they entered the fortress and started shooting. Cadeau Bloxaparte, the head commander, was shot in the back by Great Bloxia’s commander Dave John. Napoloen started yelling “Qui a tué Cadeau!, Qui a tué Cadeau!”, which means “Who killed Cadeau!” in Rogaulian language. John tried to shoot Napoleon but missed. The battle ended an hour later, with Great Bloxia surrendering and Rogaulian Empire conquering the Fischermont area.