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The Mongols in Hungary returned to the steppes after the battle, though it's likely that they would have done so soon enough. Anyway, after news of the death of Ogedei Khan arrived a few months later. Their worst casualty was the death of the great General Subutai, who had been the mastermind of many successful Mongol strategies up until then. Hungary meanwhile was left in ruins, accelerating its incorporation into the Roman Empire proper.

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  • Battle of Mohi (Fidem Pacis)
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  • The Mongols in Hungary returned to the steppes after the battle, though it's likely that they would have done so soon enough. Anyway, after news of the death of Ogedei Khan arrived a few months later. Their worst casualty was the death of the great General Subutai, who had been the mastermind of many successful Mongol strategies up until then. Hungary meanwhile was left in ruins, accelerating its incorporation into the Roman Empire proper.
side
  • Mongol Empire
  • Roman Empire
  • Province of Hungary
dcterms:subject
side2strength
  • c. 70,000
side2casualties
  • Tens of thousands killed
side1casualties
  • Tens of thousands killed
side1strength
  • c. 80,000
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End
  • 1241-04-11(xsd:date)
Name
  • Battle of Mohi
Begin
  • 1241-04-11(xsd:date)
Commanders
  • Batu Khan
  • Berke
  • Boroldai
  • Emperor Andreas II Árpád
  • Shiban
  • Subutai †
conc
  • Mongol invasions of Europe
Result
  • Pyrrhic Roman victory
Place
  • Sajó River, Hungary
abstract
  • The Mongols in Hungary returned to the steppes after the battle, though it's likely that they would have done so soon enough. Anyway, after news of the death of Ogedei Khan arrived a few months later. Their worst casualty was the death of the great General Subutai, who had been the mastermind of many successful Mongol strategies up until then. Hungary meanwhile was left in ruins, accelerating its incorporation into the Roman Empire proper.
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