History and chronology of Leopold Joseph von Daun in Austria

General

Austrian Succession War
Military
Seven Years War

Events

Arrest
Battle Breslau
Battle Burkersdorf
Battle Kolin
Battle Leuthen
Battle Liegnitz
Battle Maxen
Battle Torgau
Capture Breslau
Commander
Field Marshal
President
Siege Prague

Places

Breslau
Burkersdorf
Kolin
Leuthen
Liegnitz
Maxen
Prague
Schwiednitz
Torgau
Vienna

Leopold Joseph von Daun History of Austria


1740	Commander
Vienna Appointed Commander-in-Chief
1754	Field Marshal
Vienna Appointed Field Marshal
1757	Arrest
22nd Nov Breslau Helps defeat & capture August Wilhelm of Brunswick
1757	Battle of Breslau
22nd Nov Breslau Helps defeat & capture August Wilhelm of Brunswick
1757	Battle of Kolin
18th June Kolin Forces Frederick the Great out of Prague & Bohemia
1757	Battle of Leuthen
6th Dec Leuthen The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
6th Dec Schwiednitz The Austrians are forced back across the River Schwiednitz
1757	Capture of Breslau
Dec Breslau The Prussians capture the Silesian capital, Breslau
6th Dec Leuthen The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
1757	Siege of Prague
May Prague Daun relieves Prague with 60,000 troops after it is occupied by Frederick the Great
1760	Battle of Liegnitz
15th Aug Liegnitz Surprised & defeated by Fredrick II the Great
1760	Battle of Maxen
21st Nov Maxen Frederick's army is defeated by an Austro-Russian Army led by Daun
1760	Battle of Torgau
3rd Nov Torgau Frederick II the Great forces Daun's Austrian Army to retreat
1762	Battle of Burkersdorf
21st July Burkersdorf Frederick II the Great defeats the Austrian Army under Daun
1762	President
Appointed President of the Imperial War Council