Northern Rumelian Front
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Was the Northern Rumelian front of the First Balkan War.
Chronology
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October 1912: Montenegrin conquest of Berane.
October 1912: Montenegrin conquest of Palav.
October 1912: Serbian conquest of Priştina.
October 1912: The Serbian army of the Ibar took Yeni Pazar.
November 1912: Montenegrin detachments captured İpek.
November 1912: With the capture of Prizren, Kosovo was completely occupied by the Serbian and Montenegrin coalition forces.
November 1912: On November 25, Hellenic Army officer Sapountzakis was able to surround Ioannina on three sides (west, south and east), but the north side remained uncovered.
November 1912: A Serbian column instead captured Tirana and Dıraç by November 27.
April 1913: The Serbs advanced into southern Albania, occupying Loşna.
May 1913: As European powers opposed Montenegrin control of Scutari (Shkodër), Prince Nikola of Montenegro relinquished the city to an international contingent on May 8.
April 1913: The Montenegrins took possession of the city of Scutari (Shkodër).
October 1912: Taşlıca is taken by Montenegrin forces on October 28.
November 1912: Montenegrin cnquest of Yakova jointly with the Serbs.
November 1912: On November 2, Preveze was reached by Greek forces and fell two days later.
March 1913: On March 6 the Ottoman garrison of Ioannina surrendered to Greek forces.
October 1912: The Montenegrin Eastern Division took Akova.
October 1912: Serbian conquest of Senica.
October 1912: the Montenegrin troops arrived at Scutari on 18 October, but two frontal assaults launched on 24 and 28 October were repulsed by the Ottoman garrison.
April 1913: Serbian forces occupied Berat.
November 1912: A Serbian column reached the sea at Leş.
March 1913: With the fall of Ioannina, the Greeks completed the conquest of Epirus by taking, between 15 and 21 March, Ergiri Kasrı and Tepedelen.
