Marshal Daun

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Marshal Daun was an 18th-century Austrian field marshal best known for his cautious but effective leadership against Frederick the Great during the Seven Years' War.

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instanceOf Austrian field marshal
human
military commander
allegiance Austrian Empire
Habsburg Monarchy
awardReceived Military Order of Maria Theresa
Order of the Golden Fleece
burialPlace Vienna
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Habsburg Monarchy
dateOfBirth 1705-09-24
dateOfDeath 1766-02-05
employer Habsburg Monarchy
ethnicGroup German
familyName Daun
father Wirich Philipp von Daun
fullName Leopold Joseph Maria von Daun
givenName Leopold
languageSpoken German
militaryBranch Imperial Austrian Army
militaryRank Feldmarschall
Field Marshal
movement Austrian military reform
nobleTitle Count of Daun
notableFor cautious but effective leadership during the Seven Years' War
defeat of Prussian forces at the Battle of Hochkirch
service in the Seven Years' War
service in the War of the Austrian Succession
victory over Frederick the Great at the Battle of Kolín
notableWork Defensive strategy against Frederick the Great
Reforms of Austrian military training and discipline
Reorganization of the Austrian army after 1748
opponent Frederick II of Prussia
Prussia
participatedIn Battle of Hochkirch
Battle of Kolín
Battle of Maxen
Seven Years' War
War of the Austrian Succession
placeOfBirth Archduchy of Austria
Vienna
placeOfDeath Archduchy of Austria
Vienna
positionHeld Commander-in-chief of the Austrian army
President of the Hofkriegsrat
residence Vienna
sexOrGender male
strategicStyle cautious
defensive warfare

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