Roman Empire of Europe and Mediterranean Sea
History
August 9 1067 - January 19 1068
Part 2 of 2
October 5, 1067
Romans of Palermo will be liberated first. Just a matter of days.....
Almost a 3000 vs 500 ( 6:1), Iulius: "Let's prepare Roma for my Triumph"
October 28, 1067
Iulius:"Muahahahha, death to muslims, no hope for you"
October 29, 1067
Iulius:"Where am I? Why there are only enemies around me? My horse is dead but I will keep fighting"
October 30, 1067
Ok, Iulius has been rescued by his Guards, reinforce are arriving, 495 men can deal with 333 men (may be, except if the enemy has many swordsmen during a skirmish).
Iulius: "I'm sure our reinforcements will arrive before the enemy reinforcements, I'm so sure I can retreat from the battle for a while for some wine"
(ahhh roman decadende)
November 20, 1067
Ops..... from 6:1 to 1:10, how is that possible? Iulius:"My marshall is inept!"
November 25, 1067
Iulius "kindly" ask to Caesarinus II to join him, his loyalty drop from 100 to 60.
December 6, 1067
A flank attack with the cavalry route the enemy. As often in the past the Eastern Empire diocese is here to help. (or are they watching???)
December 10, 1067
Iulius:"Thanks God I can regroup and sit quite in Trapani for a while".
Lucky, God is a little bit distracted because also the rebel muslims flee in Trapani, guess? both armies are disbanded!
Epilogue of the BATTLE of PALERMO 1067
January 1068
Iulius is forced to disband
Legio I, mutiny due poor morale was imminent, he returns to Rome to see his son and gather new soldiers, while the Duke of Africa Proconsolaris is stalling the rebels in Sicily.