Pertempuran Szentgotthárd (1664)

Pertempuran Szentgotthárd
	Bagian dari Perang Austria-Turki (1663–1664)
	; Pertempuran Szentgotthárd
Tanggal	1 Agustus 1664
Lokasi	Szentgotthárd, Vas, di sepanjang perbatasan Austria-Hungaria saat ini
Hasil	Kemenangan besar Liga Rhein
Pihak terlibat
Liga Rhein:; Prancis; Kekaisaran Romawi Suci; Saksonia; Brandenburg-Prusia; Bayern; Markgrafschaft Baden; Schwaben; Piemonte-Savoia; et al.	Kesultanan Utsmaniyah; Kekhanan Krimea; Moldavia; Wallachia;
Tokoh dan pemimpin
Raimondo Montecuccoli ; Johann von Sporck ; Markgraf von Baden; Comte de Coligny; Pangeran Waldeck	Köprülüzade Fazıl Ahmed Pasha
Kekuatan
~26-28.000, atau 40.000	~ 50.000-60.000 (30.000 tidak dikirim ke medan perang), atau ~60.000 yanisari dan sipahi; 60-90.000 pasukan ireguler
Korban
2-6.000	16-22.000

Pertempuran Szentgotthárd (bahasa Inggris: Saint Gotthard; bahasa Turki: Saint Gotthard Muharebesi; bahasa Jerman: Schlacht bei Mogersdorf dan Schlacht bei St. Gotthard; bahasa Prancis: Bataille de Saint-Gothard) adalah sebuah pertempuran yang berlangsung pada tanggal 1 Agustus 1664 selama Perang Austria-Turki (1663-1664). Perang ini berlangsung antara pasukan Habsburg (yang dipimpin oleh Raimondo Montecuccoli, Jean de Coligny-Saligny, Wolfgang Julius, Graf Hohenlohe-Neuenstein, Pangeran Leopold dari Baden, dan Georg Friedrich dari Waldeck) melawan Kesultanan Utsmaniyah yang berada di bawah komando Köprülü Fazıl Ahmed Paşa.

Pertempuran ini terletak di dekat Szentgotthárd dan Mogersdorf di Hungaria Barat, di dekat perbatasan Austria dengan Hungaria saat ini. Utsmaniyah mengalami kekalahan besar dalam pertempuran ini dan banyak sekali pasukan Utsmaniyah yang gugur, tetapi mereka berhasil menegosiasikan Perdamaian Vasvár yang menguntungkan Utsmaniyah.^[5]

Catatan kaki

^ Stieve 1893, hlm. 266–267.
^ ^a ^b ^c Géza Perjés: The Battle of Szentgotthárd (1664), Vasi Szemle (Vas Review), 1964.
^ Black & Murphey, Ottoman Warfare, 1500-1700, pp.48-49 "At the battle of Saint Gotthard in August 1664 Raimondo Montecuccolli, supreme commander of a Habsburg force significantly strengthened by units both from France and the Rhine confederates, still only managed to field an army of some 40,000 men."
^ Wilson, German Armies: War and German Politics, 1648-1806, p. 43 "Energetic recruiting had increased Habsburg forces to 51,000 by February 1664, supported by 9,000 Hungarians, but disease and the need to garrison border fortresses reduced the combined force to 24,450 by the time Montecucolli engaged the 50,000-60,000 strong Ottoman army at the Monastery of St Gotthard on the river Raab on 1 August 1664. [...] Though 30,000 of his troops remained unengaged, the grand visier sensed the battle going against him and decided to retreat, leaving the Christians in possession of the field. Two thousand, mainly Germans, had been lost, along with similar number of fugitives. Turkish losses are not known, but were probably less."
^ Cross and Crescent

Daftar pustaka

Jeremy Black & Rhoads Murphey, Ottoman Warfare, 1500-1700, Routledge, 1999.
Peter H. Wilson, German Armies: War and German Politics, 1648-1806, Routledge, 1998.
John P. Spielman, Leopold I of Austria (1977) ISBN 0-8135-0836-3
Charles W. Ingrao, The Habsburg Monarchy 1618-1815 (1994) ISBN 0-521-78505-7

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[FOOTNOTEStieve1893266–267-1] Stieve 1893, hlm. 266–267.

[Géza_Perjés_1664-2] Géza Perjés: The Battle of Szentgotthárd (1664), Vasi Szemle (Vas Review), 1964.

[3] Black & Murphey, Ottoman Warfare, 1500-1700, pp.48-49 "At the battle of Saint Gotthard in August 1664 Raimondo Montecuccolli, supreme commander of a Habsburg force significantly strengthened by units both from France and the Rhine confederates, still only managed to field an army of some 40,000 men."

[4] Wilson, German Armies: War and German Politics, 1648-1806, p. 43 "Energetic recruiting had increased Habsburg forces to 51,000 by February 1664, supported by 9,000 Hungarians, but disease and the need to garrison border fortresses reduced the combined force to 24,450 by the time Montecucolli engaged the 50,000-60,000 strong Ottoman army at the Monastery of St Gotthard on the river Raab on 1 August 1664. [...] Though 30,000 of his troops remained unengaged, the grand visier sensed the battle going against him and decided to retreat, leaving the Christians in possession of the field. Two thousand, mainly Germans, had been lost, along with similar number of fugitives. Turkish losses are not known, but were probably less."

[5] Cross and Crescent

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