Battle of Prague (1757)

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The Battle of Prague (1757) was a major early engagement of the Seven Years' War in which Frederick the Great’s Prussian army defeated the Austrians near Prague, leading to the subsequent siege of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
engagement of the Seven Years' War
alsoKnownAs Battle of Prague (1757)
surface form: Battle of Prague (Seven Years' War)
associatedWith Frederick the Great's 1757 campaign in Bohemia
belligerent Austria
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia
campaign Prussian invasion of Bohemia (1757)
surface form: Prussian invasion of Bohemia
casualtiesAustria about 4000 prisoners
over 13000 killed and wounded
casualtiesPrussia approximately 14000 killed and wounded
commander Frederick II of Prussia
Frederick II of Prussia
surface form: Frederick the Great

Count Leopold Joseph von Daun
surface form: Leopold Joseph von Daun

Prince Charles Alexander of Lorraine
commanderSide Frederick II of Prussia
surface form: Frederick the Great commanded the Prussian forces

Austrian main army in Bohemia
surface form: Prince Charles Alexander of Lorraine commanded the main Austrian army
conflict Seven Years' War
consequence Siege of Prague (1757)
countryAtTime Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy
date 6 May 1757
followedBy Siege of Prague (1757)
forceStrengthAustria approximately 60000 to 70000 soldiers
forceStrengthPrussia approximately 115000 soldiers
historicalPeriod 18th century European warfare
location Bohemia
Kingdom of Bohemia
near Prague
notableFeature Austrian army forced to retreat into Prague
Heavy casualties on both sides
Prussian flanking attack against the Austrian right
notToBeConfusedWith Battle of Prague (1648)
Battle of Prague (1744)
objective Defeat the main Austrian army in Bohemia
Open the way for the capture of Prague
outcome Prussian tactical victory
partOf Third Silesian War
precededBy Prussian invasion of Bohemia (1757)
presentDayLocation Czech Republic
primaryAttacker Prussia
primaryDefender Austria
result Prussian victory
resultingAction Prussian army began besieging Prague
strategicSignificance Early major victory for Prussia in the Seven Years' War
Temporarily shifted the balance of power in Bohemia toward Prussia
tacticsUsed oblique order attack by Prussian forces
terrain hilly ground east of Prague
theatre European theatre of the Seven Years' War
surface form: Central European theatre of the Seven Years' War
year 1757

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Siege of Prague (1757) precededBy Battle of Prague (1757)
Siege of Prague (1757) relatedEvent Battle of Prague (1757)
Third Silesian War majorBattle Battle of Prague (1757)
Battle of Kolín precededBy Battle of Prague (1757)
Battle of Prague (1757) alsoKnownAs Battle of Prague (1757)
this entity surface form: Battle of Prague (Seven Years' War)
Battle of Lobositz followedBy Battle of Prague (1757)
European theatre of the Seven Years' War hasBattle Battle of Prague (1757)
James Keith battle Battle of Prague (1757)
Kurt Christoph von Schwerin notableBattle Battle of Prague (1757)
Prince Henry of Prussia (1726–1802) brother, not child notableBattle Battle of Prague (1757)
subject surface form: Prince Henry of Prussia (1726–1802)
Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz participantIn Battle of Prague (1757)