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The battle of Kilio [3] O Battle of Kardzhal It was fought between the armies of Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire as part of the First Balkan war. He took place on October 21, 1912, when the Bulgarian detachment of Haskovo defeated the Ottoman detachment of Karingali by Yaver Pasha and was permanently joined to K\u0131 Valley and the Oriental Rodopes in Bulgaria. The anniversary of that event is celebrated every year on October 21 as the city holiday. [4] Shortly before the war between Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire, the 2nd brigade of the 2nd division of Infantry Tracia (28\u00ba and 40th infantry regiment, reinforced by the 3rd artillery regiment) was deployed in the area around Haskovo and had the order to cover the strokes for Plovdiv and Stara Zagora. After the correction of the Bulgarian-Ottoman border in 1886 following the unification of Bulgaria, the Ottomans controlled the surrounding mountains and the surrounding mountain crests. Their army in the region was dangerously close to the railway between Plovdiv and Harmanli and the basis of the Bulgarian armies that had to advance in Eastern Thrace. The commander of the 2nd Army, General Nikola Ivanov, ordered Delov to push the Ottomans south of the Arda river. [5] [6] The Bulgarian detachment of Haskovo had 8,700 soldiers with 42 cannons, [7] And he opposed the division of the Ottoman reserve of Karingali ( KIRCAALI RED\u0130F FIRKA .) In the west, the group on the left of the Bulgarian detachment Rodopo opposed the division of the Ottoman Kockali internal guard ( KIRCAALI FAILURE FIRKAS \u0131) that were the parts of the Ottoman detachment of K\u0131 Valley under Yaver Pasha, which was much larger (24,000 [5] ) but was missing and with less pieces of artillery. [8] On the first day of war, on October 18, 1912, Delov’s detachment advanced south through the border on four columns. The next day, the Ottoman troops defeated in the villages of Kovanc\u0131lar (today: Pchelarovo) and G\u00f6klemezler (today: Stremtsi) and then they headed to K\u0131caali. Yaver Pasha’s detachment left the city in disorder. With his advance to Gumuljina, Haskovo’s detachment threatened the communications between the Ottoman armies in Thrace and Macedonia. For this reason, the Ottomans ordered Yaver Pasha to counterattack before the Bulgarians could reach Karingali, but did not send them reinforcements. [9] To follow this order he had 9 battalions and 8 cannons in command. [8] However, the Bulgarians were not aware of the enemy’s strength and on October 19 the high Bulgarian command (the headquarters of the Army Army under General Ivan Fichev) ordered General Ivanov to stop the advance of Haskovo’s detachment because he was believed risky. The commander of the 2nd Army, however, did not withdraw his orders and gave freedom of action. [6] The detachment continued with the advance on October 20. The march was slowed down by the torrential rains and by the slow movement of artillery, but the Bulgarians reached the height north of Karingal before the Ottomans could reorganize themselves. [ten] In the early morning of 21 October Yaver Pasha engaged the Bulgarians on the outskirts of the city. Due to their superior artillery and attacks bayonet, The soldiers of the Haskovo detachment invaded the Ottoman defenses and prevented their attempts to circumvent them from the west. The Ottomans were in turn vulnerable to the warning from the same direction and had to withdraw a second time south of the Arda river, leaving behind him large quantities of ammunition and equipment. At 4:00 pm the Bulgarians entered Karingali. [11] Following the battle, most of the population left the country. The Turkish inhabitants of the area fled during the Bulgarian advance. [twelfth] The defeated Ottomans retreated to Mestanl\u0131 (today: Momchilgrad), while Haskovo’s detachment prepared the defenses along the bold. Thus the front and rear of the Bulgarian armies that advanced towards Adrianople and Constantinople were ensured. Concerned that after Kardzhal’s fall, the Bulgarians would cut the railway between Thessaloniki and Dedeagach, the high Ottoman command decided to distract the Bulgarians. His urgent orders for the counterattack of the eastern army led to the overwhelming defeat of the Ottomans in the battle of Kirk Kilisse. The Bulgarian command did not proceed with the advance after Kardzhal’s fall. Instead of taking Gumuljina, on 23 October the main forces of Haskovo’s detachment received the order to go to the east and participate in the siege of Adrianople. Only a small team remained in Karingali. [13] ^  Corresponding to 8 October 1912 of the Giuliano calendar  ^  a b  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, pp. 163\u2013164  ^  ( IN ) Edward J. Erickson, Defeat in Detail: The Ottoman Army in the Balkans, 1912-1913 , Greenwood Publishing Group, 2003,  p.\u00a0149, ISBN\u00a0978-0-275-97888-4. URL consulted on 30 August 2021 .  ^  Day of Kardzhali \u2013 21 October (retrieved on 5.01.2010)  ^  a b  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, p. 127  ^  a b  Ivanov, Balkan War , p. 43-44  ^  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, p. 1072  ^  a b  Ivanov, Balkan War , p. 60  ^  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, pp. 151\u2013152  ^  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, pp. 153\u2013156  ^  The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , T. V, pp. 157\u2013163  ^  Ivanov, Balkan War , p. 53, 59  ^  The Balkan War 1912\u20131913 Sofia 1961, p. 412  The Balkan War 1912\u20131913 S State Military Publishing House, Sofia 1961 The war between Bulgaria and Turkey , Volume V: Operations around the Edirne Fortress, Book I, Ministry of War, Sofia 1930 Ivanov, N. Balkan War 1912\u20131913 the actions of the II Army. Siege and attack by the Edirne Fortress. Sofia 1924  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/battle-of-karingali-october-21-1912\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Battle of Karingali (October 21, 1912)"}}]}]