Battle of Inlon River explained

Conflict:Battle of Inlon River
Partof:the Nien Rebellion
Date:February 19 Lantern Festival, 1867 0500--1800
Place:Inlon River, Anlu, Hubei, China
Territory:Nien Rebels lost the entire Hubei region
Result:Decisive Qing victory
Combatant2:Nien rebels
Commander1: Liu Mingchuan
Bao Chao
Commander2:Lai Wenguang
Ren Zhu
Niu Hongsheng
Strength1:26,000
Strength2:41,000
Casualties1:3,000 soldiers killed, both commanders KIA
Casualties2:8,000 killed
9000 surrendered
5,000 horses captured

The Battle of Inlon River was a major engagement of the Nian Rebellion, occurring in 1867 CE.

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