Two formations of Russians advanced upon them but were beaten back and forced to retreat across a broad field, the retreat turning into a rout and a pursuit. Then, Prince Dmitry Aleksandrovich, who is complimented by the chronicler as being brave, managed to regroup about 5,000 men for a counterattack, while the rest of his army had fled.
Two Russian formations approached but were repelled and forced to retreat across a wide area, their retreat turning into chaos and pursuit. Then, Prince Dmitry Aleksandrovich, praised by the chronicler as brave, managed to reassemble about 5,000 men for a counterattack, while the rest of his army had fled.