Kloster Rüti
Following a brief battle, the disorganized Austrians broke and fled toward Weesen, but the collapse of the bridge over the "Maag" or "Weeser Linth" dropped much of their army into the river where they drowned. Seeing the destruction of the main column, Werdenberg-Sargans' army retreated to the village of Beglingen (now in the municipality of Mollis). The Glarner and Confederation army had about 54 men killed, who were buried at the parish church of Mollis. Habsburg losses are less well known, though are estimated to be between several hundred killed and 1,700. On 29 November 1389, the Abbot Bilgeri had about 180 bodies moved from the battlefield and reburied at Rüti Abbey in the choir of the present Rüti Reformed Church.