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 forces advanced but were repelled and forced to retreat across an extensive area, their retreat turning into disorder and pursuit. Prince Dmitry Aleksandrovich, celebrated by the chronicler as brave, managed to reorganize about 5,000 men for a counterattack, while the rest of his army had fled.