Long War

Related events

The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 1593 — 20 November 1603; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.

1. 1593

   Siege of Tata (1593) ↗

   Source · Q52256876
2. October 1593

   Siege of Várpalota (1593) ↗

   Source · Q132617188
3. October 1593

   Siege of Veszprém ↗

   Source · Q132617296
4. 4 November 1593

   Battle of Székesfehérvár ↗

   Source · Q52256924
5. 31 July 1594 — 27 September 1594

   Siege of Győr ↗

   Source · Q52257096
6. 4 August 1595

   Siege of Esztergom ↗

   Source · Q52258033
7. 23 August 1595

   Battle of Călugăreni ↗

   Source · Q2540658
8. 27 October 1595 — 30 October 1595

   Battle of Giurgiu (1595) ↗

   Source · Q12723161
9. 6 April 1596 — 30 May 1596

   Battle of Klis ↗

   Source · Q49000215
10. 20 September 1596 — 12 October 1596

    1596 Siege of Eger ↗

    Source · Q1582631
11. 24 October 1596 — 26 October 1596

    Battle of Keresztes ↗

    Source · Q690495
12. 1597

    Siege of Tata ↗

    Source · Q52259637
13. 1598

    Siege of Győr ↗

    Source · Q28722719
14. 29 September 1598 — 3 November 1598

    Siege of Várad (1598) ↗

    Source · Q136490463
15. 1 October 1598 — 3 November 1598

    Siege of Várad ↗

    Source · Q119167118
16. 5 October 1598 — 2 November 1598

    Siege of Buda ↗

    Source · Q27832144
17. 18 October 1599

    Battle of Sellenberk ↗

    Source · Q592069
18. 18 September 1600

    Battle of Mirăslău ↗

    Source · Q722205
19. 3 August 1601

    Battle of Guruslău ↗

    Source · Q3565441
20. 4 September 1601 — 20 September 1601

    Siege of Székesfehérvár ↗

    Source · Q106616573
21. 9 September 1601 — 18 November 1601

    Siege of Nagykanizsa ↗

    Source · Q4822495
22. 12 August 1602 — 29 August 1602

    Siege of Székesfehérvár ↗

    Source · Q52260540
23. 17 July 1603

    Battle of Braşov ↗

    Source · Q3565434
24. 20 September 1603 — 20 November 1603

    Siege of Buda ↗

    Source · Q27673363

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