Battle of Asculum

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The Battle of Asculum was a major engagement in 279 BC in which King Pyrrhus of Epirus defeated the Romans at heavy cost, giving rise to the term “Pyrrhic victory.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient battle
battle
associatedConcept Pyrrhic victory
associatedPerson Pyrrhus of Epirus
belligerent Kingdom of Epirus
linked to: Epirus

Roman Republic
casualties heavy on both sides
casualtiesDescription very high Epirote losses
very high Roman losses
chronology early 3rd century BC
combatant Epirus
Rome
commander Publius Decius Mus (consul of 279 BC)
Publius Sulpicius Saverrio
Pyrrhus of Epirus
conflictIn Pyrrhic War
date 279 BC
era Hellenistic period
follows Battle of Heraclea
geopoliticalContext Greek intervention in Italy
Roman expansion in Italy
historicalRegion Magna Graecia
languageOfSources Ancient Greek
Latin
legacy example of costly victory in military history
location Apulia
Asculum
Southern Italy
militaryTheater Southern Italy campaign of Pyrrhus
linked to: Pyrrhic War
namedAfter Asculum
notableFor origin of the term "Pyrrhic victory"
opponent Italian allies of Rome
Roman legions
linked to: Roman legion
outcome Epirote tactical victory
partOf Pyrrhic War
precedes Battle of Beneventum
primarySource Cassius Dio
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
Plutarch
result Pyrrhic victory
tacticalFeature difficult terrain limiting phalanx effectiveness
use of elephants against Roman manipular formations
typeOfEngagement pitched battle
usedUnitType Roman manipular infantry
phalanx infantry
war elephants
year 279 BC

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Pyrrhic War hasBattle Battle of Asculum
Pyrrhic War hasBattle Battle of Asculum (279 BCE)
linked to: Battle of Asculum
Battle of Heraclea followedBy Battle of Asculum
Battle of Beneventum previousEvent Battle of Asculum
Marsic War notableBattle Battle of Asculum (89 BCE)
linked to: Battle of Asculum
Pyrrhus of Epirus battle Battle of Asculum