One battle at this site featured a victory by the mercenary Nicholas Graf of Salm over Grand Vizier Ibrahim Pasha, came three years after the decisive Ottoman victory at Mohacs that finished the independent Kingdom of Hungary.
One battle at this site featured a victory by the mercenary Nicholas Graf of Salm over Grand Vizier Ibrahim Pasha, came three years after the decisive Ottoman victory at Mohacs that finished the independent Kingdom of Hungary. A second battle at this city featured the defeat of Kara Mustafa Pasha at the hands of the Holy League after a great charge led by the Winged Hussars--the largest cavalry charge in history--  under the Polish king Jan III Sobieski. Attacked in 1529 by Suleiman the Magnificent and again in 1683, FTP name this central European Hapsburg capital that dominated trade routes from the eastern  Mediterranean to western Europe.
One battle at this site featured a victory by the mercenary Nicholas Graf of Salm over Grand Vizier Ibrahim Pasha, came three years after the decisive Ottoman victory at Mohacs that finished the independent Kingdom of Hungary.
Vienna (or Wien)