Palo Alto chiàn-e̍k

Palo Alto tsèn-i̍k (Palo Alto chiân-tò͘ ; ing-gú: Battle of Palo Alto) sī Bi̍k-se-ko kah Bí-kok ê Bi̍k-Bí tsèn-tsing tiong siōng-tuā ê tsi̍t-tiûñ tsèn-i̍k, huat-sing teh 1846-nî 5-gue̍h tshe 8, tshóng-tu̍t tē-khu sī teh tsit-má lī-khui Texas tsiu Brownsville ū 5 ing-lí (7 kong-lí) ê sóo-tsāi. Teh Mariano Arista tsiong-kun ê niá-kun tsi-hā, tāi-iok ū 3400 miâ Bi̍k-se-ko pōo-tuī (pak-hong-kun ê tsi̍t-pōo-hūn) kah 2400 miâ ê Bí-kok pōo-tuī (kuan-tshat pōo-tuī (army of observation)) kau-tsèn.

Palo Alto tsèn-i̍k ( Battle of Palo Alto)
Bi̍k-Bí tsèn-tsing ê chi̍t pō͘-hūn
Carl Nebel sóo uē[1][2]
Sî-kan 1846-nî 5-gue̍h tshē-8 Tē-tiám Brownsville, Texas ê hù-kīn tē-khu Kiat-kó Bí-kok iâñ Retreat of Mexican Army south to near the Rio Grande Set the stage for the Battle of Resaca de la Palma the following day
Kau-chiàn-hong
United States	Mexico
Chí-hui-koaⁿ kap léng-tō-chiá
Zachary Taylor	Mariano Arista
Peng-le̍k
2,288 8 mn̄g tuā-phàu	3,709 12 mn̄g tuā-phàu
Sí-siong
9 sí-bông 47 tiō-siōng[3] 2 sit-tsong	102 sí-bông 129 tiō-siōng 26 sit-tsong

Tôo-siōng

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  Tsèn-i̍k kî-kan ê kun-sū tē-tôo
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  Carricitos bo̍k-tiûñ, Thornton sū-kiāñ (Thornton Affair) ê tē-tiám
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  Texas-tsiu li̍k-sú piáu-tsí
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  Bik-sè-ko kun-tuī ê tuā-phàu