Why were the Habsburgs unable to consolidate their power in Hungary during this period?

It can not be denied that the 17th century was an era of Hungarian great division, war and turmoil. After the events of the last century, Hungary is still divided into three different fields. The biggest one is the Ottoman Empire, which is directly dominated by Constantinople including the south and southeast of Hungary. Secondly, in the eastern kingdom of Hungary, founded in 1526, after the Hungarian army was defeated in Mohaach's first fight, he called for support of Sultan Suleiman, crowned by the hostile faction of aristocracy to King Hungary did. Become a vassal of Sudan.

In Suleiman's victory, the Austrian Habsburg dynasty tried to regain control of Hungary. Although the battle began in the majority of the 1540's, Suleiman was strong. Within a few years the Habsburg dynasty was forced to give up Hungary's dream. The war in Hungary ended, but the hatred between the Habsburg dynasty and the Ottoman Empire lasted until the 20th century. Suleiman is not only a warrior but also a politician and an artist. During his reign, he enacted the law on Ottoman culture, taxation, education and criminal justice. These laws known as Kanuns will rule the empire after Suleiman 's death. He will also tell us the arrival of the era of Ottoman golden age, art, poetry, literature and architecture.

The relationship between the Ottoman Empire and the Habsburg dynasty and Hungary started in the latter half of the 14th century and entered a military battle period immediately after the support of the Hungarian and Habsburg dynasties and of the Byzantine Empire to the Ottoman Empire Crusade. Due to the debate over Serbia, the Ottoman Empire - the Hungarian struggle was further intensified in the 15th century. After Suleiman the Magnificent brought the bulk of Hungary under the control of the Ottoman Empire, Habsburgs claimed to have the same land, and the two great countries participated in the competition for centuries . Ottoman reigned Hungary up to the second siege of Vienna in 1683. And it has a long-term impact on the cultural, political and economic history of Hungary. King Hungarian ThökölyImre (1657-1705), Rákóczi Frenc (1676-1735), and Lajos Kossuth (1802-1894) evacuated to the Ottoman Empire and added a new dimension to the relationship between the Ottoman Empire and Hungary.