What could be considered the most decisive victory in military

>>1951426
Gombe Chimpanzee War, Kahama got completely wiped out by Kasakela master race
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War

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>>1951435
European examples?

>>1951426

Battle of Salsu

300,000 Chinese casualties vs. insignificant Korean casualties

Koreans pull an Isengard, breaking a dam on the Chinese army and drowning them all.

>>1951472

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Salsu

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>>1951451
Battle of Grunwald then

>>1951426
look up the list of military disasters on wikipedia

only thing they dont include is the battle of mohacs and battle of vienna

>>1951426
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Gaugamela

>>1951426
Operation Bagration

>>1952213
If you look the same battle in other languages the casualties are all differents. The english one is just like exaggerated

Teutoberg Forest.

Dürnkrut, Worringen, Göllheim, Aljubarotta, Bornhoved

>>1952327

Its also written in a way to make it funnier, copy/pasting and relocating stuff from different sources to make everything more cartoon-like.

The part were the kings shouts "I am the king" comes from a chanson where the king and the count try to rally their men to keep them fighting as the men dont believe them.

Battle of tours/battle of vienna.

if you thinking something apart of these your are an illiterate murican

>>1951435
lmao

>>1952213
if it wasnt for this battle, South West France could be a part of Spain, which would have similar frontiers to the first Visigoth kingdom that had Toulouse as capital.