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The Battle of Sibyak was a meeting between the Crusaders and the Royal Army of Siyarta that took place on July 15, 2020 in the north of Sibyak. [Note 1]

The most famous battle took place near Sibyak.

> Background

Epitaph Palazzo, who manifested his fears at the rise of Yuri Howe, who represented the headline at the dispatch of the Fifteenth Crusade in 2018, caused the incident of black rain [link] aimed at the internal collapse of the Kingdom of Siyalta.

The coup resulted in the establishment of a witch-led Karya regime within the Kingdom of Siyalta, but the Karya regime was quickly overthrown by the swift action of Yuri Hou, who escaped the assassination.

Yuri Howe then defeated the fragile generals in the country and embarked on a restructuring of his forces to stabilize the country and challenge the Crusaders with the fall of Oregano on May 11 [Shan version].

However, the majority of the troops absorbed were weak soldiers who lacked morale, undertrained and given less time to Yuri Howe.

The Crusaders had initially intended to land directly in Sibyak, the king's capital, where the coup was successful, but the failure of the assassination and the Sibyak offensive by Yuri Hou made it impossible to achieve it, triggering the Battle of the Hot Bridge [Shan Version] on June 10, 2020.

Yuri Hou did not choose to fight at the border, carrying out Operation Scorched Earth, drawing the Crusaders deep into the country while destroying supplies by Wang Eagle bombers, and challenging the showdown in Sibyak, the Wang capital.

> Both armies

63,201 members of the Siyalta National Army [1]

52,349 infantry (gun deployments: 1392 dings)

10,852 cavalry.

Crusaders about 90,000 to 100,000 [Note 2]

Approximately 80,000 to 90,000 infantry troops [Note 3] (number of gun deployments: more than 35,000 [2])

Approximately 7,100 cavalry [Note 4]

> Operations/Buildings

Arrangement Diagram

-The battlefield

The match took place in the wilderness of what is now northern Sibyak.

At that time, northern Sibyak was being harvested extensively to meet residents' demand for firewood, with flat wilderness spreading.

· Operation and Fusion of the Siyalta National Army

Yuri Howe's operation was a right-wing detour while keeping the enemy's eyes on the center.

For this reason, he deliberately diluted the central part of the formation, placing battle carriages and Howe family elite units there, making them thin but most robust in defense.

Yuri Howe's intention in doing so was to allow the enemy army to make a central breakthrough and concentrate enemy forces, with the aim of thinning their hand on war-torn right-wing and left-wing attacks.

To make him think he was the main force of the cavalry unit, he placed the cavalry of the Rube family on the left wing and the independent light cavalry of Soim Hao on the right.

The Independent Light Cavalry of Soim Hao had a small number of about 400 horsemen, and the 7,300 horsemen that would serve as the main unit were hidden in the city of Sibyak.

· Crusader operations and formations

While trying to make a central breakthrough, it was intended to be a detour attack from the left wing (the right wing on the side of the Kingdom of Siyalta) in cavalry force.

In order to defend the attack of the enemy cavalry warfare force (Rube family cavalry) on the right wing (left wing on the side of the Kingdom of Siyalta), he tried to deal with it by placing a Galilean coalition that was accustomed to anti-cavalry combat on the right wing and deploying another 1,000 cavalry.

In order to counter the aerial reconnaissance on the part of the Kingdom of Siyalta, the main joint cavalry regiment was hidden in the woods located in the rear, taking care not to grasp its full capacity and the number of troops.

> Ogata

The crusader forces, who had arrived near Sibyak the day before, spit out all the food the next day and fed the whole army, sent out reconnaissance near Sibyak, observing the ranks of the Royal Siyarta Army and holding meetings.

The minutes of this meeting have not been communicated, but a number of the priests who participated in this meeting have left their notes, so that the intentions of the Crusaders at this time can be heard.

While the Crusaders intended a central breakthrough, some human beings, mainly Angelica Sacramenta, were against it.

The intentional thinning of the center was naturally thought to have some intention.

In other words, there was opposition that targeting a central breakthrough meant jumping into Yuri Howe's ploy himself.

At the time, the Crusaders were physically weakened by the outbreak of the plague (smallpox) and the replenishment destruction, and the firearms used only forward sliding chamber guns.

Advanced lumen guns had difficulty with continuous firing speeds, and the bullets and high volume emitted from them could threaten enemy forces and jeopardize morale, but it was impossible to break through enemy formations by shooting only, eventually requiring a white soldier battle by assault.

Given that, even in the Battle of the Great Army vs. the Widows, there was anxiety about the existence of the power to cut and break through with the widows who would be elite in the Great Army of Decline Health.

The enemy formation also saw an unknown carriage unit, which also heightened the fear that this was a Yuri Howe trap.

The meeting focused on whether to use the cavalry for a central breakthrough or for a detoured assault, after which the presence of the carriage unit became a decisive hit and was decided to use it for a detoured attack.

The efforts of Angelica Sacramenta and several other officers kept only the cavalry in strict isolation and good combat power.

However, Alfred Sacramenta, who did not give up the central breakthrough altogether and was a central breakthrough arbiter, insisted strongly on attacking the center, and the Tirrerme Divine Imperial Army, which had the best infantry power, took charge of the center.

> Battle carriage

Around 10: 30, the first to cut the lid was a battle carriage led by Gino Toga.

The carriage was supposedly originally proposed by Yuri Howe, and the production was overseen and produced by Lily Amian, who was responsible for the production by Howe and then the director of the technical department of Howe.

The five existing battle carriages all have severe bullet marks, but not a single one has broken through the armor, which makes it possible to discover the technical skills that Howe had at the time.

- Gun eye

This battle carriage was provided with a slit that served as a gunshot eye up, down, left, right and back.

From what remains of Lily Amian's production materials, we were told at the time that the grenades used by the world's bullet-throwers had been investigated and that the width of the slits had been adjusted to the extent that none of them could enter, and attempts had been made to stop the throwing of explosive bombs by the bullet-throwers.

- Ventilator

The battle carriage was fitted with propellers for ventilation because black powder at the time produced a large amount of white smoke when firing.

The power was manual, and the aerodynamically superior wooden five-feather propeller was connected to the manual handle by a leather belt, making it a kind of transmission.

The propeller starts to rotate nineteen revolutions per handle, which is considered to be the first product for which ball bearings have been used.

The propeller for ventilation was in the ceiling on the front of the right side, which took into account the fact that it had been pushed down by a large number of people. [Note 5]

Practical

Every piece of equipment installed inside had been produced taking into account the case of being pushed down.

This battle carriage, once trapped, could not be opened from the inside, and the occupants could not escape if they were left alone in the enemy land, and had to keep fighting to avoid dying.

For this reason, after the war, accusations have been made by the crew that it is an inhumane weapon. [Source Required]

The ceilings and floors were reinforced with wood of sufficient thickness so that even axes could not be easily broken.

The armor of the battle carriage was applied to the left side and rear, and in the actual battle it was parked and used at forty-five degrees diagonally in a way that showed the enemy behind.

The obliqueness allowed us to expect the effect of bulletproof sutra, also sheltering ourselves in a square diagonal, increasing the bulletproof area by about 25% on average.

This battle carriage served usefully as a defensive weapon, and the Tirrerme Divine Imperial Army, led by Alfred Sacramenta, suffered from its offense.

Where the Tirrerme elite soldiers were put in and partially pushed, it became a defensive base that continued to resist like an island while being drunk by the enemy, pushed down a carriage or speared, but even continued to fire.

For this reason, the crew complained, "I don't want to ride anymore," "When I was swallowed up by enemy forces, I felt like I was put in a hell of a kiln," and "After the ventilator was destroyed by gunfire, I thought the smoke would be awesome and smoky". [Discussion]

> left-wing battle

On the left wing, the Rube family army was pushing.

The Rube family forces, both intended to storm the cavalry with the intention of a detour attack, but the Galilean coalition forces, which were in formation to deal with the cavalry they had seen beforehand, countered it and the detour assault was stopped.

The Royal Peninsula Army, which was in the front of the Rube family army, was the most vulnerable group in the crusader side of the line.

The 4,000 reality of the participation was that most of them were mercenary units gathered just to align their heads, and included a large number of farmers who had not trained at all.

Due to the harsh march, he was already in a state of morale collapse when the end of the battle was opened, and quickly fell to the brink of collapse when the attack by the Rube family infantry army began.

The Pope's army, which was deploying as a reserve, was rapidly put into service, saving the crisis of the collapse of the left wing.

> Battle on the Right Wing

Yuri Howe's maneuver was a simple one, bypassing the enemy formation with a cavalry lurking on the right wing and going behind it.

It was only with the aim of attracting enemies there, or inducing central breakthroughs, and reducing the burden on the right and left, that we created a weakness (and visible part) in the middle.

While the Tirrerme Empire was attacking battle carriages and Howe family elite troops, 6,100 crusader cavalry led by Kwelz Wellingen of the Frussian kingdom were braving the assault on the right wing.

They first launched an attack in an attempt to eliminate the independent light cavalry of Soim Hao, which was present on the right wing of the Royal Siyarta Army.

But old warring general Soim Hao lured them southeast to leave the battlefield, avoiding collisions from the front by avoiding that assault and taking advantage of the foot of a faster bird soldier than fast.

> "The winning and losing trend lies in this blow. Assault them all." [debate]

The Crusaders' left flank lacked manoeuvre due to the Independent Light Cavalry's lure operation.

Yuri Hou issued a decree of attack on the Hou family cavalry and the Dawn cavalry regiment, or main cavalry force, which had made him lurk throughout the Sibyak city, saying, "The return of victory and defeat lies in this blow. Assault them all," he added. [Note 6]

The main cavalry forces made a great detour to the left wing of the Crusades and assaulted the back of the Tirrerme Divine Empire in the centre.

The Tirrerme Divine Empire, in charge of the centre, quickly collapsed into a total collapse, and the Howe family elite unit, led by the fighting Dimitri Daz, took the opportunity to launch a fierce assault.

Reserves, which were prepared to support the collapse of the central battalion, also joined the assault, and around 12: 20, the central battalion of Crusader units was completely breached and all Crusader battalions were in total collapse.

> Damage

Royal Siyalta Army

2,002 killed in action [3]

4,193 wounded.

Crusaders

35,000 to 40,000 casualties [Note 7]

52,952 prisoners [4]

> Post-War/Evaluation

The debate over where the Crusaders lost their cause in the Battle of Sibyak was much made after the war.

If we had put the cavalry into the center, not the side, we would have been able to break through the center of the Royal Army of Siyarta, which has been debated more than once.

In the operation of combat carriages, carriages were equipped with chains, which were capable of coupling with neighbouring carriages at appropriate lengths.

With this effect, many war historians argue that the assault impact power of the heavy cavalry would have been nullified and could have been defended.

The material on the side of the Tirrerme Divine Imperial Army said that more than 18,000 sliding chamber guns were available for this battle, at this time only 1,112 sliding chamber guns were in the central battle on the side of the Kingdom of Siyalta, led by Gino Toga, and the difference in firepower was simply more than ten times greater.

However, the damage to the Howe family elite unit led by Dimitri Daz was only 592 and was in sufficient spare time, including damage to 93 combat carriage occupants.

From this, it can be heard that in the battle of the central battle, the battle carriage and the Howe family elite remained spared, even in the face of assaults carried out with more than ten times the firepower and more than three times the difference in force.

It would still be a mistake to assure you that there are limits to the considerations, that if you had stormed with the force of the main crusader cavalry, you would have been able to make a definite breakthrough.

So how was the responsibility of the Crusader-led Joint Cavalry Corps, lured by Soim Hao's Independent Light Cavalry?

After the war, the responsibility of Kweltz Wellingen, who made a fatal mistake, was held high and continued to be condemned for a long time as a source of forgiveness for Yuri Howe's rise. [5]

The prisoner himself, seven years later, has committed suicide in disillusionment.

Kweltz Wellingen himself, however, was a brilliant soldier who served in the Fourteenth Crusade and, in the Fifteenth Crusade, played a glorious role in the Herbera meeting [link].

I wonder what would have happened if Kweltz Wellingen had ignored Soim Hao's independent light cavalry and dared to storm the back of the Royal Siyarta Army.

There are many letters left at the time that would have disintegrated the Royal Ciyalta Army if that decision had been reached, so to speak, trying to push Kwelz Wellingen to take responsibility. [6]

But this ignores the existence of the main cavalry regiment that was hidden within the city.

Yuri Howe's plan was that if he did so, the main cavalry would immediately set off and he would have had a hand in destroying this. [7]

The inability to follow the main cavalry regiment of the Royal Ciyalta Army was partly too far apart, but the main reason the horse was tired of the assault of the Crusader's side knights armored with sheet metal armor all over his body.

One of the causes of this was the proposal to march out of the woods located in the rear, but it was not the Kwelz Wellingen individual who decided to do this.

It was a matter decided upon on the occasion of the Crusades' deliberations.

It is also not hard to imagine that Soim Hao's light cavalry was equipped with bespoke spears to attack the heavy cavalry of sheet metal armor and, if they were ignored, they would have kept alive a lighter cakedri than speed and would have been extensively tracked and attacked until they stormed.

Naturally, the array seems to have been disturbed and could not be dared, such as an undisturbed assault.

However, let there be no doubt that the command of Kwelz Wellingen, who pursued Soim Hao's light cavalry in depth and blunted his horse's leg like it had sunk into mud, was an error, even though it was not all responsible. [Discussion]

If it was an argument as to what was the optimal solution to be adopted by the Crusaders, it would have been to have the main Joint Cavalry Corps stormed by Tigris Hammon's army deploying on the left wing, rather than the thinnest central battlefield.

The army led by Tigris Hammon was mostly made up of absorbing the forces of the Noza family, and the period of intense training of the Howe family stream was about a month, the weakest part of the entire battlefield.

However, it would be difficult to identify that before the showdown, and the same reasoning would mean that the Rube family should have turned their cavalry over to the Kingdom of Peninsula and broken through here instead of bypassing the Crusaders' right wing. [Proprietary study]

> Smallpox use

There is a theory that the spread of smallpox in the XVI Crusades was the result of biological warfare by Yuri Howe.

However, Yuri Hou and the Kingdom of Siyalta have never officially authorised the operation and there is no definitive evidence.

The rationale for this discourse lies in the fact that the Royal Siyalta Army preceded the battle and was inoculating all generals with seed pox caused by cow pox, then known only to the Kingdom of Siyalta.

Either way, there was no such thing as an international treaty banning the use of biological weapons in the world at the time, and in siege warfare every country was engaged in a tactic of throwing in the bodies of people affected by the plague with stone throwers aimed at spreading infection, and it can be said that primitive biological warfare aimed at spreading the plague was a common one.

> Annotations

1. ^ Other battles include the Battle of Sibyak (1425) [Shan version] fought by the House of Ortho and the Royal family of Siyarta, the Battle of Sibyak fought by the House of Moulin and the Royal family of Siyarta (1818), and the Battle of Sibyak fought by the regime of Karya and the House of Hou (2020).

2. ^ The total strength of the Crusaders varies from material to material. This is because many died of disease or starvation in smallpox before the battle of Sibyak.

3. ^ There are theories about the total number of infantry.

Battle of the Northern Wilderness of Sibyak, p.296 80,000

XVI Crusader General, p.952 90,000

4. ^ Angelica Sacramenta's statement that she investigated the total number of cavalry members before the battle is most accurate.

5. ^ If the carriage is pushed down, the exhaust port will come between the lower right wall so the exhaust can continue.

6. ^ The possibility of later creation by the novelist Piña Collata is intense.

7. ^ There are theories about the total number of casualties. There were quite a few missing persons who disappeared into the afterwoods after escaping the battlefield, some of whom entered the mountainous areas of the White Wolf Peninsula and ended their lives with primitive hunting lives. Traces of life are being discovered. Battle of the Northern Wilderness of Sibyak, p.300

> Source

1. ^ History of War Series of the Kingdom of Siyalta 1, p.92

2. ^ Sibyak Peninsula War, p.289

3. ^ Kingdom of Siyalta History of War Series 1, p.239

4. ^ Kingdom of Siyalta War History Series 1, p.662

5. ^ Kwelz Wellingen, p.113

6. ^ Kwelz Wellingen, p.433

7. ^ Kingdom of Siyalta History of War Series 1, p.773

> References

Kingdom of Siyalta War History Series 1 Editorial Office of War History of Kingdom of Siyalta, ed. Journal of Howe Co. Publishing Department

War History 2 by Nowell Wichita

Battle of the Sibyak Northern Wilderness by Dread Stone

Sixteenth Crusader's Overview Petseye Company War History Editorial Office Edition

By Kweltz Wellingen, Red Stone.