Napoleon Series Battle Lists: War of the 4th Coalition

War of the 4th Coalition

07 October 1806 - 9 July 1807

Comments
The War of the 4th Coalition starts with the Declaration of War by Prussia after the "Prussian Ultimatum" to France to withdrew all troops east of the river Rhine on 7th of october 1806 and ends with the Peace of Tilsit on 9th of july 1807.
This war is usually divided into the Prussian (or Jena) Campaign of 1806 and the Russian (or Eylau-Friedland) Campaign of 1806-1807.
The Jena Campaign's war actions start with the french invasion of Saxon territory on 8th of october 1806 and ends with Blücher's capitulation on 6th of november 1806 at Ratkau.
On 10th of august 1806 Prussian mobilization begins.

The War of the 4th Coalition has the following campaigns:

Jena Campaign (War against Prussia).
Eylau-Friedland Campaign (War against Russia).

1806/10/08

Engagement of Schleiz

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Bernadotte	Tauentzien
Troups:
Losses:		WIA+KIA 566 (14)

1806/10/09

Action of Hof

? victory

	France	Prussia

Troups:

1806/10/10

Engagement of Saalfeld

French victory

	France	Prussia/Saxony
	Lannes	Prince Louis
Troups:	14000 (14)	8300 (14)
Losses:		Total 1800 (14), 2800 (7)

Comments
Death of Prince Louis.

1806/10/14

Battle of Auerstädt

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Davout	Brunswick
Troups:	27000 (1&11), 28000 (14), 28800 (7)	63500 (1), 63000 (7&11), 50000 (14)
Losses:	Total 7000 (1) WIA+KIA 7000 (14), 7052 (7)	Total 13000 (1) WIA+KIA 10000 (14), 12000 (3) KIA 10000 (7) Prisoners 11000 (3), 3000 (7&14)

Comments
Death of Brunswick.

1806/10/14

Battle of Jena

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Napoleon	Hohenlohe/Ruchel
Troops:	46000-96000 (1), 96000 (7&11)	37700 (14), 38000-53000 (1), 39260 (7), 53000 (11)
Losses:	Total 5000 (1), 5000 (3&7)	Total 25000 (1) WIA+KIA 11000 (3), 10000 (7) Prisoners 15000 (3&7)

1806/10/17

Battle of Halle

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Dupont(Bernadotte)	Württemberg
Troups:
Losses:		Total 5000-6000 (14)

1806/10/22 - 1806/11/10

Siege of Magdeburg

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Ney	VonKleist
Troups:		20000 (14)
Losses:		Prisoners 22000 (7)

1806/10/26

Combat of Zehdenick

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Grouchy/Lasalle	Hohenlohe
Troups:

1806/11/06

Battle of Lübeck

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Murat/Soult/Bernadotte	Scharnhorst/Blücher
Troops:	50000 (14)	20000 (14)
Losses:		KIA 3000 (7)

1806/12/22

Battle of Tscharnovo

French victory

	France	Russia
	Davout	Bennigsen
Troups:

1806/12/26

Battle of Pultusk

French victory

	France	Russia
	Lannes	Bennigsen
Troups:

1806/12/26

Battle of Golymin

French victory

	France	Russia
	Davout/Augereau	Prince Gallitzin/Doctorov
Troops:

1807/01/25

Battle of Möhrungen

French victory

	France	Russia
	Bernadotte	Markov
Troups:

1807/02/03

Battle of Jonkovo

French victory

	France	Russia
	Napoleon	Bennigsen
Troups:

1807/02/06

Battle of Hoff

French victory

	France	Russia
	Napoleon	Bennigsen
Troups:

1807/02/07 - 1807/02/08

Battle of Preussisch-Eylau

French victory

	France	Russia
	Napoleon	Bennigsen
Troops:	45000-75000 (1)	67000-76000 (1)
Losses:	Total 25000 (1), 20000-25000 (3) Prisoners 1200 (3)	Total 15000 (1) KIA 11000 (3) Prisoners 2500 (3)

1807/03/20 - 1807/07/02

Siege of Kolberg

French victory

	France	Prussia
		Gneisenau/Nettelbeck
Troops:

Comments
The Fort can be held by the Prussians until the armistice between France and Prussia.

1807/03/11 - 1807/05/27

1st Siege of Danzig

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Lefebvre	Kalkreuth
Troops:

1807/05/15

Battle of Danzig

French victory

	France	Prussia
	Lefebvre	Kamenski
Troops:

Comments
Relief attempt of Leipzig.

1807/06/05

Action of Queetz

Russian victory

	France	Russia
	Ney	Bennigsen
Troops:

1807/06/10

Battle of Heilsberg

French victory

	France	Russia
	Lannes/Soult	Bennigsen
Troops:

1807/06/13 - 1807/06/14

Battle of Friedland

French victory

	France	Russia
	Lannes/Napoleon	Bennigsen
Troops:	12000-80000 (1)	10000-60000 (1)
Losses:	Total 8000 (1) WIA 9000 (3) KIA 1400 (3) Prisoners 55 (3)	Total 20000 (1) WIA 7000 (3) KIA 11000 (3)

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