The location of the Oleshnya volost is unknown, but historians have identified three possibilities – Vladimir Borzakovskiy argued for the village of Aleshevo (Алешево) in Zubtsov uyezd, Vladimir Kuchkin argued for the area between the Sheshma (Шешма) and Vazuza Rivers, local historian Leletsky argued for area around Aleshnya (Алешня) River, tributary of Gzhat River. A day before the feast of the Transfiguration of Jesus (August 6), the Lithuanian army was defeated by united forces of Tver, Moscow, Volokolamsk, Torzhok, Dmitrov, Zubtsov, and Rzhev. Four chronicles mention that Daumantas was taken into captivity, while others say he was killed.
The location of the Oleshnya volost remains unknown, but historians have proposed three potential sites – Vladimir Borzakovskiy suggested the village of Aleshevo (Алешево) in Zubtsov uyezds, Vladimir Kuchkin proposed an area between the Sheshma and Vazuza Rivers, while local historian Leletsky argued for a region around the Aleshnya River.  The Lithuanian army was defeated by combined forces from Tver, Moscow, Volokolamsk, Torzhok, Dmitrov, Zubtsov, and Rzhev on August 6th, the eve of the Transfiguration of Jesus feast. Four chronicles mention Daumantas' capture, while others claim he was killed.