The term "Battle of Tykocin" does not correspond to any widely recognized or documented military engagement in major historical sources or established scholarship. Tykocin is a town in present-day northeastern Poland, historically significant due to its role in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and its strategic location near the Narew River. It was the site of a royal castle and has witnessed various historical events, particularly during periods of conflict such as the Swedish Deluge (mid-17th century) or World War II.
However, no reliable historical records confirm a distinct, notable battle specifically named the "Battle of Tykocin." While military actions may have occurred in or near the town during larger conflicts, accurate information regarding a formal battle under this designation is not confirmed. The term may arise from local lore, minor skirmishes not widely recorded, or misinterpretation of historical events.
Due to the lack of verifiable sources, the "Battle of Tykocin" is not recognized as an established historical event in standard military or academic references.