Charles Bonaventure de Longueval, Count of Bucquoy

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Charles Bonaventure de Longueval, Count of Bucquoy, was a prominent early 17th-century Habsburg general who played a key role in the opening phase of the Thirty Years' War.

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instanceOf Habsburg military leader
military commander
nobleman
person
activePeriod early 17th century
allegiance Habsburg Monarchy
House of Habsburg
associatedWith Catholic League forces
associatedWithDynasty Habsburg dynasty
linked to: House of Habsburg
commanded Imperial forces in Bohemia
conflict Bohemian Revolt
countryOfService Holy Roman Empire
era Early Modern period
ethnicOrigin Walloon
familyName de Longueval
givenName Charles Bonaventure
governedTerritory County of Bucquoy
historicalRegionOfActivity Bohemia
Holy Roman Empire
historicalSignificance important early commander in the Thirty Years' War
languageContext French-speaking Walloon nobility
militaryBranch Imperial Army
militaryRole field commander
militarySpecialization command of large field armies
nobleFamily House of Longueval
nobleTitle Count of Bucquoy
notableBattle Battle of White Mountain
notableFor contribution to the Habsburg victory over the Bohemian estates
key role in the opening phase of the Thirty Years' War
service as a Habsburg general in the early 17th century
occupation military officer
soldier
participatedIn Thirty Years' War
politicalAlignment pro-Habsburg
rank general
religion Roman Catholicism
roleInConflict commander of Habsburg forces against the Bohemian estates
servedUnder Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor
sideInConflict Catholic side in the Thirty Years' War
socialClass high nobility
sphereOfInfluence Central Europe
Habsburg territories
typeOfNoble continental European count

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Battle of White Mountain commander Charles Bonaventure de Longueval, Count of Bucquoy