Adana campaign

Adana campaign
	Part of the Ottoman–Mamluk War (1485–1491)
Date	9 February – 15 March 1485
Location	Adana, modern day Turkey
Result	Mamluk victory
Belligerents
Mamluk Sultanate	Ottoman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Atabey Uzbek; Uzdamur al-Sayfi	Ahmed Pasha (POW); Mustafa Pasha (POW); Kiral oglu (POW); Kızıl Ahmed (POW); Ahmed Beg (POW); Süleyman Aga (POW)
Units involved
Royal Mamluks; Amir Mamluks; Syrian Infantrymen	Ottoman Garrison; Janissaries; Sipahis; Local forces
Strength
3,000 Royal Mamluks; 9 Amir's of 1,000; Total Force 12,000 plus local recruits	1,500 Garrison soldiers; Local Turkmen contingents; Relief force possibly equal or larger than the Mamluk force
Casualties and losses
Unknown	40,000 Entire Garrison;

The Adana campaign occurred after Ottoman forces seized the city of Adana from the Mamluk Sultanate. The Mamluks responded by sending a force under Commander and Chief Uzbek, and besieged Adana. The Ottomans responded by sending a large relief force that was defeated.