The following is a list of the casualty count in battles in world history. The list includes both sieges (not technically battles but usually yielding similar combat-related deaths) and civilian casualties during the battles. Large battle casualty counts are almost impossible to calculate precisely. Many of these figures are estimates, and, where possible, a range of estimates is presented. Figures display numbers of all types of casualties when available (killed, wounded, missing, and sick) but may only include number killed. Where possible, the list specifies whether or not prisoners are included in the count. This list does not include most bombing runs or missile strikes (such as the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki), which, despite potentially massive casualties, are not typically classified as "battles," since they are usually one-sided engagements. Tactical or strategic strikes, however, may form part of larger engagements which are themselves battles.
Classical formation battles[]
These refer to battles in which armies met on a single field of battle and fought each other for anywhere from one to several days. With more advanced weapons, military formations lost their impact and use of this type of battle died out in favor of grander military operations. Many of these battles are ancient, and in several cases, the few extant historical records differ, sometimes wildly, on casualties. Entries here use modern figures when available.
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Battle | Conflict | Casualties | Year |
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Battle of Qarqar | Assyrian Conquest of Syria | [1] | Perhaps 14,000853 BC |
Battle of Thermopylae | Greco-Persian Wars | [2]–22,500[3] casualties | 22,300480 BC |
Battle of Plataea | Greco-Persian Wars | [3]–257,000[2] | 51,500479 BC |
Battle of Chaeronea | Wars of Alexander the Great | [4] | At least 20,000338 BC |
Battle of the Granicus | Wars of Alexander the Great | [4] | At least 15,000334 BC |
Battle of Issus | Wars of Alexander the Great | [5] | 50,450333 BC |
Battle of Gaugamela | Wars of Alexander the Great | [6] | 53,500331 BC |
Battle of Yamen | Mongol conquest of the Song Dynasty | 100,000+ | 1279 |
Battle of the Hydaspes | Wars of Alexander the Great | [6] | 23,310326 BC |
Battle of Sentinum | Third Samnite War | [7] | 33,500295 BC |
Battle of Heraclea | Pyrrhic War | [7] | 11,000–26,000280 BC |
Battle of Kalinga | Maurya Empire | [8] - 1,000,000[9][10] including civilians | 110,000262 BC |
Battle of the Trebia | Second Punic War | [11] | 35,000218 BC |
Battle of Lake Trasimene | Second Punic War | [11] | Over 30,000217 BC |
Battle of Cannae | Second Punic War | [12]–92,000 or more[13] | 56,000216 BC |
Battle of the Metaurus | Second Punic War | [14] | 12,000207 BC |
Battle of Zama | Second Punic War | [14] | 21,500202 BC |
Battle of Magnesia | Roman-Syrian War | [15] | 53,350190 BC |
Battle of Pydna | Third Macedonian War | [15] | 21,000168 BC |
Battle of Arausio | Germanic Wars (Cimbrian War) | [16][17][18] | 84,000+ killed105 BC |
Battle of Carrhae | Roman–Persian Wars | [19] | 24,00053 BC |
Battle of Pharsalus | Caesar's Civil War | [20] | 17,00048 BC |
Battle of Teutoburg Forest | Roman-Germanic wars | [21] | 20,0009 |
Battle of Watling Street | Iceni Revolt | [22] | Reported as 80,40061 |
Battle of Mons Graupius | Roman conquest of Britain | [23] | 10,36084 |
Battle of Chibi | Three Kingdoms | [24] | 100,000+208 |
Battle of Adrianople | Gothic War | [25] | Over 40,000378 |
Battle of Fei | Wu Hu Era | [26] | 150,000+383 |
Battle of Salsu | Goguryeo-Sui Wars | [27] | 302,300 casualties612 |
Battle of Ullais | Muslim conquest of Persia | [28] | 35,000633 |
Battle of Yarmouk | Byzantine–Arab Wars | [29] | Perhaps 70,000636 |
Battle of Anchialus | Byzantine-Bulgarian Wars | [30] | ~80,000 killed917 |
Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa | Reconquista | [31] | Around 60,0001212 |
Battle of Leignitz | Mongol invasion of Poland | [32] | Over 30,0001241 |
Battle of Bannockburn | First War of Scottish Independence | [33] | Up to 19,0001314 |
Battle of the Terek River | Tokhtamysh–Timur war | [34] | About 100,0001395 |
Battle of Ankara | Ottoman–Timur War | [35] | At least 15,0001402 |
Battle of Grunwald | Polish–Lithuanian–Teutonic War | [36] | Over 13,0001410 |
Battle of Towton | Wars of the Roses | [37] | 28,0001461 |
Battle of Ravenna | War of the League of Cambrai | [38] | 13,5001512 |
Battle of Marignano | War of the League of Cambrai | [39] | 11,000–15,0001515 |
Battle of Raydaniya | Ottoman wars in the Near East | [40] | 13,0001517 |
First Battle of Panipat | Mughal Empire | [41] | 20,000–50,0001526 |
Battle of Mohács | Ottoman–Hungarian Wars | [42] | Probably 30,0001526 |
Battle of Lepanto | Ottoman–Habsburg wars | [43] | 22,566–27,5661571 |
Battle of Sekigahara | Sengoku Period | [44] | Perhaps up to 60,0001600 |
First Battle of Breitenfeld | Thirty Years' War | [45] | Over 20,0001631 |
Battle of Lützen | Thirty Years' War | [45] | 11,000–14,0001632 |
Battle of Nördlingen | Thirty Years' War | [46] | 17,0001634 |
Battle of the Downs | Eighty Years' War | [47] | Over 15,0001639 |
Battle of Landen | War of the Grand Alliance | [48] | 28,0001693 |
Battle of Zenta | Ottoman–Habsburg wars | [49] | 30,3001697 |
Battle of Blenheim | War of the Spanish Succession | [48] | 32,0001704 |
Battle of Ramillies | War of the Spanish Succession | [50] | 15,6001706 |
Battle of Malplaquet | War of the Spanish Succession | [50] | 95,0001709 |
Battle of Fontenoy | War of the Austrian Succession | [51] | 14,0001745 |
Battle of Leuthen | Seven Years' War | [52] | 11,8001757 |
Battle of Arcole | War of the First Coalition | [53] | 11,0001796 |
Battle of Marengo | War of the Second Coalition | [54] | 16,400 Casualties1800 |
Ulm Campaign | War of the Third Coalition | [54] | 11,500 Casualties1805 |
Battle of Austerlitz | War of the Third Coalition | [55] | 24,300 Casualties1805 |
Battle of Jena-Auerstadt | War of the Third Coalition | [56] | 52,000, including prisoners1806 |
Battle of Eylau | War of the Third Coalition | [56] | 40,0001807 |
Battle of Wagram | War of the Fifth Coalition | [56]–79,000 casualties[57] | 77,0001809 |
Battle of Talavera | Peninsular War | [58] | 13,9001809 |
Battle of Salamanca | Peninsular War | [59] | 18,8001812 |
Battle of Borodino | French Invasion of Russia | [60] | 74,0001812 |
Battle of Berezina | French Invasion of Russia | [60] | 60,0001812 |
Battle of Vitoria | Peninsular War | [59] | 13,0001813 |
Battle of Leipzig | War of the Sixth Coalition | [61] | 124,000 Casualties1813 |
Battle of Ligny | Hundred Days | [62] | 28,0001815 |
Battle of Waterloo | Hundred Days | [63][64] | 47,000+ casualties1815 |
Battle of Inkerman | Crimean War | [65] | 15,8571854 |
Battle of Shiloh | American Civil War | [66] | 24,0001862 |
Battle of Antietam | American Civil War | [67]–26,193[68] | 23,0001862 |
Battle of Fredericksburg | American Civil War | [67]–17,962[69] | 17,3001862 |
Battle of Gettysburg | American Civil War | [70][71] | 51,0001863 |
Battle of Chickamauga | American Civil War | [72] | ~34,000 Casualties1863 |
Battle of Königgrätz | Austro–Prussian War | [73] | 47,5001866 |
Battle of Mars-la-Tour/Battle of Gravelotte | Franco–Prussian War | [73] | 34,0001870 |
Battle of Sedan | Franco–Prussian War | [74] | 200,900, including captured1870 |
Battle of Adowa | First Italo–Ethiopian War | [75] | 17,3001896 |
Battle of Omdurman | Mahdist War | [76] | 20,4301898 |
Battle of Mons/Battle of Le Cateau | World War I | [77] | 18,0001914 |
Sieges and urban combat[]
This list includes sieges, as well as modern battles that were fought primarily in urban areas. Major military operations that included city fighting are listed below. Sieges and urban combat often include heavy civilian casualties, which are included in this list.
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Siege | Conflict | Casualties | Year |
---|---|---|---|
Siege of Sidon | Phoenician Rebellion Against Persia | [78] | Over 40,000343 BC |
Siege of Jerusalem | First Jewish–Roman War | [79] | ~60,000 to 1,100,00070 |
Siege of Jerusalem | Roman–Persian Wars | [80] | ~70,000 to 90,000614 |
Siege of Constantinople | Byzantine–Arab Wars | [29] | 130,000–170,000717–718 |
Siege of Jerusalem | First Crusade | [81] | ~40,0001099 |
Siege of Baghdad | Mongol invasions | [82] | 80,0001258 |
Siege of Tenochtitlan | Spanish Conquest of Mexico | [83][84] | ~100,000 to 240,0001521 |
Siege of Rhodes | Ottoman wars in Europe | [40] | 55,2001522 |
Siege of Malta | Ottoman wars in Europe | [49]–40,000[85] | 29,0001565 |
Siege of La Rochelle | French Wars of Religion | [47] | Over 18,6001627–28 |
Sack of Magdeburg | Thirty Years' War | [86]–25,000+[87] | 20,0001630 |
Siege of Vicksburg | American Civil War | [88] | 19,0001863 |
Siege of Petersburg | American Civil War | [89] | 70,0001864–65 |
Siege of Plevna | Russo–Turkish War | [90] | 37,0001877 |
Siege of Port Arthur | Russo–Japanese War | [91] | 100,0001904–05 |
Battle of Stalingrad | World War II | [92]–1,798,619[93] | 1,250,0001942–43 |
Siege of Leningrad | World War II | [94][95] – 4,500,000[96] | 1,117,0001941–44 |
Warsaw Uprising | World War II | [97] | 200,000+ killed1944 |
Siege of Budapest | World War II | [98] | 422,0001944–45 |
Battle of Berlin | World War II | [99][100] | 1,298,7451945 |
Battle of Vukovar | Croatian War of Independence | [101] | 5,000 - 20,0001991 |
Siege of Sarajevo | Bosnian War | [102][103] | 12,000 killed, 50,000 wounded1992–96 |
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Major operations[]
This list includes major operations and prolonged battles or operations fought over a large area or for a long time.
Operation | Conflict | Casualties | Year |
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Six Days Campaign | War of the Sixth Coalition | [61] | 80,0001814 |
Peninsula Campaign | American Civil War | [104] | 36,4631862 |
Battle of Chancellorsville | American Civil War | [105]–30,500[67] | 30,0001863 |
Overland Campaign | American Civil War | [106]–92,000[88] | 87,0001864 |
Appomattox Campaign | American Civil War | [89] | 16,5001865 |
Battle of Mukden | Russo–Japanese War | [107] | 160,0001905 |
Rape of Belgium | World War I | [77] | 32,0001914 |
Battle of Tannenberg | World War I | [108]–160,000[109] | 145,0001914 |
First Battle of the Marne | World War I | [110] | 513,0001914 |
First Battle of Ypres | World War I | [111] | 210,0001914 |
Battle of Łódź | World War I | [112] | 130,0001914 |
Second Battle of Ypres | World War I | [113]–107,000[114] | 104,2081915 |
Gallipoli Campaign | World War I | [113]–552,000[115] | 503,0001915 |
Second Battle of Artois | World War I | [113] | 186,0001915 |
Second Battle of Champagne/Third Battle of Artois | World War I | [114]–440,000[113] | 75,0001915 |
Gorlice–Tarnów Offensive | World War I | [113] | 300,0001915 |
Battle of Verdun | World War I | [116]–976,000[113] | 755,0001916 |
Battle of Asiago | World War I | [113] | 250,0001916 |
Brusilov Offensive | World War I | [113] | 1,600,0001916 |
Battle of the Somme | World War I | [117]–1,215,000[113] | 1,120,0001916 |
Romanian Campaign | World War I | [113] | 240,0001916 |
Nivelle Offensive | World War I | [118] | 354,0001917 |
Battle of Messines | World War I | [119][120] | 42,0001917 |
Tenth Battle of the Isonzo | World War I | [121] | 200,0001917 |
Third Battle of Ypres | World War I | [122] | Over 585,0001917 |
Battle of Caporetto | World War I | [123] | 60,0001917 |
Battle of Cambrai | World War I | [123] | 95,0001917 |
Spring Offensive | World War I | [124] | 900,0001918 |
Second Battle of the Marne | World War I | [124] | 288,0001918 |
Battle of Warsaw | Polish–Soviet War | [125] | About 130,000, not including prisoners1920 |
Battle of Guadalajara | Spanish Civil War | [126] | 12,0001937 |
Battle of Teruel | Spanish Civil War | [127] | 110,000, including prisoners1937-38 |
Battle of the Ebro | Spanish Civil War | [127] | 106,5001938 |
Battle of Khalkhin Gol | Soviet-Japanese Border Wars | [128] | 42,0001939 |
Invasion of Poland | World War II | [129] | 310,0001939 |
Winter War | World War II | [129]–225,000[130] | 152,0001939-40 |
Operation Weserübung | World War II | [129] | 12,8001940 |
Battle of France | World War II | [131] | 469,0001940 |
Greco-Italian War | World War II | [132] | 100,000 dead1940-41 |
Battle of Greece | World War II | [133] | 46,295 dead1941 |
Battle of Crete | World War II | [134] | 16,007 dead1941 |
Operation Barbarossa | World War II | [135]–5,000,000[136] | 1,400,0001941 |
Battle of Moscow | World War II | [135] | 1,000,0001941 |
Battle of Hong Kong | World War II | [137] | 18,000 including prisoners1941 |
Battle of Malaya/Battle of Singapore | World War II | [138] | 143,800, and 60,000 prisoners1941–42 |
Battle of Bataan/Battle of Corregidor | World War II | [139] | 30,000 killed1942 |
Battle of the Kerch Peninsula | World War II | [140] | Over 176,0001942 |
Second Battle of Kharkov | World War II | [140] | 300,0001942 |
Battle of Gazala | World War II | [141] | 148,0001942 |
Guadalcanal Campaign | World War II | [142] | 31,1001942–43 |
Second Battle of El Alamein | World War II | [141]–82,500[143] | 39,4001942 |
Operation Iskra | World War II | [144] | 129,3321943 |
Guadalcanal Campaign | World War II | [145] | 29,100 dead1942-43 |
Battle of Kursk | World War II | [146]–388,000[147] | 257,1251943 |
Allied invasion of Sicily | World War II | [148] | At least 36,000 killed, and over 100,000 Italian POWs1943 |
Allied invasion of Italy | World War II | [149] | 17,092 killed1943 |
Bougainville Campaign | World War II | [150] | 21,929 killed, and 23,571 Japanese prisoners1943-45 |
Battle of Monte Cassino | World War II | [151] | 185,0001944 |
Battle of Narva | World War II | [152] | 550,000 all causes1944 |
Operation Shingle | World War II | [153] | 52,200 killed1944 |
Normandy Landings | World War II | [154] | 14,000 – 19,0001944 |
Invasion of Normandy | World War II | [155] | 450,0001944 |
Battle of Saipan | World War II | [156] | 43,500 killed, including mass suicides1944 |
Operation Bagration | World War II | [98]–1,430,000[157] | 528,0001944 |
Falaise Pocket | World War II | [155] | 140,0001944 |
Operation Market Garden | World War II | [158] | 27,2001944 |
Battle of Hürtgen Forest | World War II | [159] | 63,0001944-45 |
Battle of Leyte Gulf | World War II | [160] | 12,000 killed1944 |
Battle of the Bulge | World War II | [161] | 186,3691944-45 |
Battle of Luzon | World War II | [162] | 332,330-345,330, including sick1945 |
Battle of the Rhineland | World War II | [163] | 82,000 and 250,000 prisoners1945 |
Battle of Iwo Jima | World War II | [164]–48,700[165] | 44,8211945 |
Battle of Okinawa | World War II | [166]–158,400[167] | 113,9201945 |
Arab–Israeli War | Arab–Israeli conflict | [168] | 12,000–19,0001948–49 |
Liaoshen Campaign | Chinese Civil War | [169] | 542,000, including captured1948 |
Huaihai Campaign | Chinese Civil War | [170] | 689,000, including captured1948 |
Pingjin Campaign | Chinese Civil War | [171] | 560,000, including captured1948–49 |
Battle of Incheon | Korean War | [172] | 17,4291950 |
Invasion of North Korea | Korean War | [173] | 51,7001950 |
Battle of Dien Bien Phu | First Indochina War | [174] | 31,500, not including prisoners1954 |
Tet Offensive | Vietnam War | [175] | 65,0001968 |
Easter Offensive | Vietnam War | [175] | 150,0001972 |
Yom Kippur War | Arab–Israeli conflict | [176] | 21,688, not including prisoners1973 |
Falklands War | Falklands War | [177] | 14,095, including prisoners1982 |
1982 Lebanon War | Israeli–Lebanese conflict | [176] | 18,5001982–85 |
Gulf War | Gulf War | [177] | 25,6781991 |
Invasion of Iraq | Iraq War | [178] | 34,5432003 |
Algerian War of Independence | Algerian War of Independence | [179] | 800,000-1,500,0001954-1962 |
See also[]
- List of wars and disasters by death toll
- List of battles
Notes[]
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