Battle of Kronistaßbourg

The Battle of Kronistaßbourg was a battle between the armies of the Trayorian King and the Church of Trayoria, and was the pivotal battle of the Third Wilhelm-Trayorian War.

Opening Maneuvers
The massive army of the church marched against an equally large army of the Trayorian Empire. They met in the rolling hills of Kronistaßbourg.

Battle
The day began with the king foolishly advancing his infantry corps off their hill, into the valley below. 30,000 of the Church's Cavalry charged down the hill directly into the kings infantry. As the cavalry tore their foes apart, 10,000 infantry was sent around the flank to march up the hill on the Kings right flank. The small infantry reserve on the hill was beaten back. Edward attempted to charge the advancing troops with his cavalry, but their poor training did little damage against the spear armed units. Following the charge, half of the cavalry and the whole of armies reserve pulled out of the battle, followed by their king. The rest of the army was left leaderless in the gully. The cavalry that stayed back was quickly beaten and routed. The remaining 8,000 infantry charged down the hill, enveloping the ever tiring Trayorian army. By the end of the day, the entire army was either dead, wounded or captured.

Aftermath
This crushing defeat put Trayoria in a pacified position, forcing them to sign a peace shortly after.