After one victory, this man's troops apocryphally started singing the hymn "
After one victory, this man's troops apocryphally started singing the hymn "Now Thank We All Our God," leading it to be called that battle's namesake "chorale." Pyotr Saltykov used the terrain of the Reppen Forest and reserves under Ernst Gideon von Laudon to counter one of this man's oft-used battle plans, which he had previously used to rapidly concentrate his forces on Charles of Lorraine's left flank to win the Battle of Leuthen. This ruler granted the Bayreuth ("BYE-royt") Dragoons a special march after their defeat of a numerically superior force at Hohenfriedberg. This ruler, who frequently employed the oblique order of battle, attempted to seize the province of Silesia ("sigh-LEE-zhuh") from a southern neighbor after a Pragmatic Sanction gave its throne to Maria Theresa. For 10 points, name this king who led Prussia through the War of Austrian Succession and the Seven Years' War.
After one victory, this man's troops apocryphally started singing the hymn "
Frederick the Great [or Frederick II von Hohenzollern] &lt;European History post-600&gt;