Battle of Salamanca

Date and place

• July 22nd, 1812 at Arapiles mountains, near Salamanca, Spain.

Involved forces

• French army (47,000 men) under Marshal Auguste Frederic Louis Viesse de Marmont, Duke of Ragusa. 
• English-Portuguese-Spanish coalition (50,000 men) under General Arthur Wellesley, Marquess of Wellington. 

Casualties and losses

• French army: 13,000 hommes (6,000 killed or injured (including marshal Marmont and three major-generals), 7,000 prisoners), two eagles, six flags, douze cannons. 
• Coalition: 5,100 dead or injured (3,100 British, 2,0000 Portuguese, some Spanish).