The Count of Bucquoy led victorious forces in this battle, which lasted for about one hour and whose participants included Rene Descartes.
Two commanders at this battle had previously squared off, with opposite results, at the Battle of Lomnice. An argument about strategy during this battle was interrupted by one commander barging in with an icon of the Virgin Mary with her eyes poked out. Theresa of Avila was canonized after this battle because of her supposed appearance to one side, and the Saint Mary of Victory Basilica was re-dedicated after this battle. The Scharka stream was found near one boundary of this battle. During this battle, Johann Ernst of Weimer was responsible for holding a position that would later serve as the losing side's last stand, a game park built around the (*) Star Palace. The Count of Bucquoy led victorious forces in this battle, which lasted for about one hour and whose participants included Rene Descartes. For 10 points, name this battle in which forces under the Holy Roman Empire and the Catholic League defeated the forces of Christian of Arnhaldt and after which Frederick V was deposed as the "Winter King" of Bohemia, a Catholic victory in the Thirty Years War.
Two commanders at this battle had previously squared off, with opposite results, at the Battle of Lomnice.
Battle of {White Mountain}