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Battle of Lodi

BelligerentsFrench RepublicHabsburg monarchyCommanders and leadersNapoleon BonaparteLouis-Alexandre BerthierClaude DallemagneAndré MassénaMarc Antoine de BeaumontMichel OrdenerJean LannesKarl SebottendorfJosef Philipp VukassovichGerhard RosselminiStrength15,500 infantry2,000 cavalry30 guns9,50014 gunsCasualties and losses At least 350335 killed or wounded1,700 captured16 gunsBattle of Lodi (Europe)Show map of EuropeBattle of Lodi was fought on Tuesday 10 May 1796 between French forces under General Napoleon Bonaparte and an Austrian rear guard commanded by Karl Philipp Sebottendorf at Lodi, Lombardy (then part of the Habsburg monarchy, now in Italy), being one of the key engagements of the Italian Campaign.

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