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Netherlands in 1620

Historical records for Netherlands in 1620, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

6Records
5Events
1Named people
4Places
1Categories

Historical records

November

7 November 1620Battle of BilahoraJohann Tserclaes Tilly

Bilahora · Warfare / Thirty Years War

The Bohemian Army is crushed by the Imperialists

8 November 1620Battle of White MountainJohann Tserclaes Tilly

White Mountain · Warfare / Thirty Years War

Victory at the Battle of White Mountain enables Prague to be captured several days later by the Catholic League, delaying the Czechs independence for 300 more years. Scores an important victory against Frederick V, Elector Palatine at the decisive Battle of White Mountain against the Protestants

Other Events

1620Capture of PragueJohann Tserclaes Tilly

Prague · Warfare / Thirty Years War

Victory at the Battle of White Mountain enables Prague to be captured several days later by the Catholic League, delaying the Czechs independence for 300 more years

1620Catholic LeagueJohann Tserclaes Tilly

Bohemia · Warfare / Thirty Years War

Leads the Catholic League Army into Bohemia

1620Catholic LeagueJohann Tserclaes Tilly

Prague · Warfare / Thirty Years War

Victory at the Battle of White Mountain enables Prague to be captured several days later by the Catholic League, delaying the Czechs independence for 300 more years

1620Invasion of BohemiaJohann Tserclaes Tilly

Bohemia · Warfare / Thirty Years War

Leads the Catholic League Army into Bohemia

Names involved

Johann Tserclaes Tilly

Places involved

BilahoraBohemiaPragueWhite Mountain

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.