Bitwa pod Ferozeshah
| I wojna Brytyjczyków z Sikhami | |||
 Hugh Gough | |||
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| Miejsce | wioska Ferozeshah | ||
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| Wynik | niewielkie zwycięstwo brytyjskie | ||
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Położenie na mapie Indii  | |||
| 30°53′N 74°47′E/30,883300 74,783300 | |||
Bitwa pod Ferozeshah – starcie zbrojne, które miało miejsce w dniach 21–22 grudnia 1845 niedaleko wioski Ferozeshah w Pendżabie pomiędzy Wielką Brytanią i Sikhami. Brytyjczykami dowodził Hugh Gough oraz generalny gubernator Hardinge, Sikhami dowodził generał Lal Singh. Zwycięzcami w bitwie byli Brytyjczycy.
Bibliografia
- G.B. Malleson: Associated Reprint: Four. The Decisive Battles of India (From 1746 to 1849 inclusive). Associated Publishing House, New Delhi 1973.
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The painting of Lord Gough shows him apparently directing operations during the Sikh wars but he posed for it in England in 1854, wearing his famous white 'battle coat' and sun hat which made him more conspicuous in the fog of battle. The decorations on his chest include the star of the Order of the Bath and two medal ribbons for China and Gwalior.
The painting of Lord Gough shows him apparently directing operations during the Sikh wars but he posed for it in England in 1854, wearing his famous white 'battle coat' and sun hat which made him more conspicuous in the fog of battle. The decorations on his chest include the star of the Order of the Bath and two medal ribbons for China and Gwalior.