Two months after this engagement, the winning commander fought a battle in which he defeated Obodrite forces at the Battle of Recknitz.
Two months after this engagement, the winning commander fought a battle in which he defeated Obodrite forces at the Battle of Recknitz. At the onset of this battle, the brother-in-law of the winning commander returned from exile to fight in this conflict. That man, Conrad the Red, was later killed by an arrow shortly after removing his battle armor. Swabian and Bohemian legions were respectively commanded by Burchard III and Boleslaw I. In the aftermath of this battle, Bulcsu, Lel, and Sur were executed, while a number of soldiers on the losing side had their ears and noses cutoff; these men were sent back to their leader Prince Taksony, a grandson of Arpad. For 10 points, name this 10th century battle that halted Magyar expansion into Western Europe, a victory for Otto I.
Two months after this engagement, the winning commander fought a battle in which he defeated Obodrite forces at the Battle of Recknitz.
Battle of {Lechfeld}