Battle of Breitenfeld

Romans are said to conquer the world, but there is no reason but for continuous military training, strict observance of the discipline of camps, and the development of continuous war art. The historical mention of their battle will prove repeatedly that this remark is valid. How can such an army transcend the power of Rome on almost all battlefields and gain all the glory of Rome? In order to explore this problem, we have to thoroughly study the foundation of the early Roman army and carry out the rule of 500 years during the process of the city going up to the empire (Preston. Pg. 29) . Rome was developed from a small army.

At the same time, the Swedes played an important role in the war. After the battle of Wittstock, the Swedish army regained control of the German campaign. In the second Brettenfeld battle in Leipzig in 1642, the Swedish Army Marshal Renato Torstenson was led by Duke of Austria Leopold Wilhelm and its representative Duke Amalfi, Ottavio Piccollo Mini. The Imperial army issued 20,000 victims. In addition, the Swedish army hijacked 5,000 prisoners, robbed 46 guns and killed 4,000 people. Sweden occupied Saxony in this battle and gave a great impression to Ferdinand III, but in any peace talks it is necessary to include Sweden as well as France.

Swedish Gustavus Adolphus invaded Germany in 1630 and arrived after Tilly destroyed Magdeburg. Soon after the dismissal of Magdeburg, Adolf and his men met Tilly at the Breitenfeld battle and beat them confidently. The recent success of Sweden has been shocked, and Ferdinand remembered Walenstein and gave him almost comprehensive German power. Walenstein soon killed Adolfos, Sweden's momentum soon ended. In 1634, Walenstein was assassinated aiming for peace.

Next summer, the Swedes repulsed Tilly three times. In the final battle, battle took place on September 17th at Brettenfeld in Germany (now Leipzig), and Gustav received support from the Saxon army. The Saxons broke the lineup, they fled when they first hurried, exposed Gustav's left wing and almost let him lose his combat power; but he reorganized and replaced Tilly's army I broke it. It is killed or captured. After the battle of Breitenfeld, the Swedish armies entered South Germany in the winter. Spring movement brought countless victories, especially Tilly's defeat (April 14, 1632), he was fatally injured by the Lech River and lost to Munich in Germany. In the face of a perfect disaster, Ferdinand also remembered Wallenstein's war effort to command the empire. Wallenstein hurriedly invaded Saxony to recruit new mercenaries in the fall of 1632