Battle of Nanan

Battle of Nanan
Place	Nanan
Outcome	Qin's victory : Nanan is conquered.
Combatants
Qin
Zhao
Commanders
Ki Riku (Commander-in-Chief) † (Slain) Ou Ki (Acting Commander-in-Chief) Shou Bun Kun Kyou
Unknown
Strength
Unknown
Unknown
Casualties
Heavy casualties
Unknown

Battle of Nanan was one of King Shou's wars of expansion. The battle was to take Nanan, a Zhao bastion.

Background

Nanan, a Zhao outpost was one of King Sho's thorn in the path, so he commanded General Ki Riku to command an army to take it.

Battle

The battle was harsh with Qin suffered horrendous casualties and the Commander-in-Chief Ki Riku being killed in battle. Ou Ki was promoted to Commander and tasked Shou Bun Kun to insert his unit under Kyou's unit.

Aftermath

The battle was victorious on Qin's side, taking Nanan. Despite losing heavily, they took the region. King Shou personally congratulates Ou Ki and others for their efforts.

Navigation

Qin Wars
Before the Start of the Series.
646 B.C.	Horse and Liquor War
338 B.C.	Annexation of Juuteki
The War God's Era
284 B.C.	Qi Coalition War
262 - 260 B.C.	Battle of Chouhei
Unknown Dates	Battle of Nanan • Ou Kotsu's Invasion of Chu • Battle of Ba Hills
256 B.C.	Qin/Han War (256 B.C.)
253 B.C.	Conquest of Bayou
Current Era
245 B.C.	Sei Kyou's Rebellion • Keiyou Campaign ( Battle at Dakan Plains )
244 B.C.	Anhou Campaign • Battle of Bayou
243 B.C.	Border Skirmishes with the Wei Military
242 B.C.	Sanyou Campaign • Battle of Ron Fields
241 B.C.	Coalition Invasion • Battle of Kankoku Pass • Battle of Kankoku Pass/Day 4-14 • Battle of Kankoku Pass/Day 15 • Battle of Kankoku Pass/Day 16-17 • Battle of the Southern Path • Battle of Sai •
240 B.C.	Conquest of Keito • Conquest of Kyuu
239 B.C.	Battle of Tonryuu • Choyou Campaign • Qin/Chu War
238 B.C.	Battle of Gento • Siege of Kanyou
237 B.C.	Battle of Koku You Hills
236 B.C.	Gyou Campaign • Battle at Shukai Plains • Battle of Ryouyou • Siege of Gyou
235 B.C.	Battle at Gecchi Plains
234 B.C.	Battle of Eikyuu
233 B.C.	Battle of Heiyou • Siege of Atsuyo • Battle at Roumou Cliff • Battle of Gian • Siege of Gian • Battle of Hika • Chu Takes Keifu
232 B.C.	Hango Campaign • Siege of Roumou • Battle of Hango
231 B.C.