Baron Burgio and Bishop Brodarics are important primary source chroniclers of this battle, and the saintly Dorottya Kanizsai is traditionally depicted in art burying the dead after this battle. During this battle, the Archbishop of Kalosca was beheaded, and its losing commander allegedly drowned after falling off a horse in his golden armor in the Csele. The initial charge of the Rumelian troops was repulsed by Pal Tomori, but Jan Zapolya did not arrive in time to save the Europeans. Leading to the downfall of the Jagiellon Dynasty, for 10 points, name this 1526 battle, in which Suleiman the Magnificent defeated the army of Louis II of Hungary.
Baron Burgio and Bishop Brodarics are important primary source chroniclers of this battle, and the saintly Dorottya Kanizsai is traditionally depicted in art burying the dead after this battle. During this battle, the Archbishop of Kalosca was beheaded, and its losing commander allegedly drowned after falling off a horse in his golden armor in the Csele. The initial charge of the Rumelian troops was repulsed by Pal Tomori, but Jan Zapolya did not arrive in time to save the Europeans. Leading to the downfall of the Jagiellon Dynasty, for 10 points, name this 1526 battle, in which Suleiman the Magnificent defeated the army of Louis II of Hungary.
Baron Burgio and Bishop Brodarics are important primary source chroniclers of this battle, and the saintly Dorottya Kanizsai is traditionally depicted in art burying the dead after this battle.
Battle of Mohacs