30,000 troops were (*) stranded in this city after the only bridge over the Elster River was destroyed; those troops had been defeated here by a combined Prussian and Austrian force led by Prince Schwarzenberg and General Blucher.
Albert and Ernest, the sons of Frederick IV the Militant, divided their lands in a partition named for this city.  Johann Gottsched was a prominent scholar in this city, which contains a granite-faced concrete monument with over 500 steps. It's not in Hungary, but a prominent university in this city was called Karl Marx University during Communist rule and had earlier attracted scholars like Friedrich Schiller. 30,000 troops were (*) stranded in this city after the only bridge over the Elster River was destroyed; those troops had been defeated here by a combined Prussian and Austrian force led by Prince Schwarzenberg and General Blucher. For 10 points, name this German city in Saxony, where Napoleon was defeated in 1813 at the "Battle of the Nations".
Albert and Ernest, the sons of Frederick IV the Militant, divided their lands in a partition named for this city.  
Leipzig