Commander in Chief
Appointed Commander in Chief
Follow Leopold Joseph von Daun through 16 dated historical records for Austria.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Appointed Commander in Chief
Appointed Commander in Chief
Role range: 1740-1748 – 1740-1748
Appointed Field Marshal
Daun relieves Prague with 60,000 troops after it is occupied by Frederick the Great
Role range: 1756-1763
Forces Frederick the Great out of Prague & Bohemia
Role range: 1756-1763
Helps defeat & capture August Wilhelm of Brunswick
Role range: 1756-1763
Helps defeat & capture August Wilhelm of Brunswick
Role range: 1756-1763
The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
Role range: 1756-1763
The Austrians are forced back across the River Schwiednitz
Role range: 1756-1763
The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
Role range: 1756-1763
The Prussians capture the Silesian capital, Breslau
Role range: 1756-1763
Surprised & defeated by Fredrick II the Great
Role range: 1756-1763
Frederick II the Great forces Dauns Austrian Army to retreat
Role range: 1756-1763
Fredericks army is defeated by an Austron Army led by Daun
Role range: 1756-1763
Frederick II the Great defeats the Austrian Army under Daun
Role range: 1756-1763
Appointed President of the Imperial War Council
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