Karl von Stutterheim provided a firsthand account of this battle, while retreating troops under von Buxhowden drowned after the ice broke over Lake Satschan. The planning of Franz von Weyrother led to his side's defeat in this battle, while preceding it, the forces of Karl Mack were defeated in the Ulm Campaign. During this battle the St. Hilaire's Division alongside the IV Corps of Marshal Soult led an assault on the (*) Pratzen Heights, where earlier Mikhail Kutuzov was forced to abandon his position. This battle led 
Karl von Stutterheim provided a firsthand account of this battle, while retreating troops under von Buxhowden drowned after the ice broke over Lake Satschan. The planning of Franz von Weyrother led to his side's defeat in this battle, while preceding it, the forces of Karl Mack were defeated in the Ulm Campaign. During this battle the St. Hilaire's Division alongside the IV Corps of Marshal Soult led an assault on the (*) Pratzen Heights, where earlier Mikhail Kutuzov was forced to abandon his position. This battle led to the creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, in addition to the Treaty of Pressburg, which dissolved the Holy Roman Empire. For 10 points, name this "Battle of the Three Emperors", where Napoleon's victory ended the War of the Third Coalition.
Karl von Stutterheim provided a firsthand account of this battle, while retreating troops under von Buxhowden drowned after the ice broke over Lake Satschan.