黒軍 (ハンガリー)
He recalls the nobility's actions as betrayal and Casimir's steps as aid or some sort of help for the counts of Hungary. He also questions the circumstances of the retreat claiming it was a peaceful return after Casimir IV met with the Pope Sixtus IV's emissary in Kraków who intervened and urged the maintenance of peace. Based upon the aformentioned, the causes of retreat might be (any or multiple): Famine caused by siege Casimir's disappointment with his former Hungarian allies and frustration that the project became more difficult to carry out Agreement of military matters with Matthias on diplomatic grounds (status quo) Mediation of the pope and his calling for peace Casimir's fear of being captured and Matthias' fear of triggering a possible "official" war with Casimir IV (reason for letting them retreat) Intrigue of the nobility to both sides