Ended by the Battle of Ulundi, this conflict had earlier seen a British defeat at the Battle of Isandlwana.  
The aggressors in this conflict decided on a three-pronged plan of attack; their left flank, under the command of Evelyn Wood, decided not to engage the enemy after camping at Tinta's Kraal.  Their right flank, which was led by Charles Pearson, fought a small battle near the Inyezane River and was besieged at Eshowe after they crossed the (*) Tugela River.  The central units, commanded by Lord Chelmsford, failed to establish a defensive position and were decisively defeated, after which a smaller contingent of troops scored a major victory at Rorke's Drift.  Ended by the Battle of Ulundi, this conflict had earlier seen a British defeat at the Battle of Isandlwana.  For 10 points, name this war fought against a namesake African tribe led by Cetshwayo.
The aggressors in this conflict decided on a three-pronged plan of attack; their left flank, under the command of Evelyn Wood, decided not to engage the enemy after camping at Tinta's Kraal.  
Anglo-{Zulu War}