Third Battle of Ardghate

Third Battle of Ardghate
Part of the Calsean War
Cananganamese soldiers marching after the conclusion of the battle
Date February 7, 1879 - February 16, 1879 Location Ardghate, Cananganam Result Cananganamese Total Victory
Belligerents
Cananganam	Mujansa
Commanders and leaders
Bichrī́ Sanī́yā Rṓcā Ārhā́sā
Strength
116,672	124,928
Casualties and losses
16,721+ KIA/DOW 38,217+ WIA Total 54,938+ casualties	23,281+ KIA/DOW 46,198+ WIA Total 69,479+ casualties

The Third Battle of Ardghate was the second to final battle of the Calsean War. It was both the largest and the bloodiest battle of the war and since that time, in Nagu. It was fought from February 7, 1879 until February 16, 1879. Of the major battles of the war, the third battle of Ardghate saw the costliest of military actions until that point for both armies. Although the result of the battle was inconclusive, the Mujansan withdrawl had broken their morale and a much-needed objective for securing an end to the war. While the battle itself was a political victory, both nations' casualties were grossly reported on around the war and especially in both countries, causing much political distress in both countries and calls for an end to the war.