Part of the Little War in Hungary and Hundred Years' Croatian–Ottoman War and Katzianer's Campaign
Troop movements during Katzianer's Campaign.
Date
9 October 1537
Location
Gorjani, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary (present-day Croatia)
Result
Ottoman victory
Belligerents
Habsburg Monarchy
Archduchy of Austria
Kingdom of Hungary
Kingdom of Croatia
Serbian Despotate
Duchy of Carniola
County of Tyrol
Ottoman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Johann Katzianer Ludwig Lodron † Pavle Bakić †
Semendireli Mehmed Pasha (Governor of Belgrade)
Strength
~24,000
8,000
Casualties and losses
20,000 killed[1]
very little
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t
e
Ottoman–Croatian wars
XV Century
Glina
Brežaca
Una
Gradiška
Kupa
Vrpile
Krbava field
XVI Century
Dubica
Novigrad
Jajce (I)
Plješevica
Knin
Skradin
Ostrovica
Jajce (II)
Mohács
Kőszeg
Klis
Katzianer's Campaign
Hrastovica (I)
Hrastovica (II)
Moslavina
Klana
Žirovica
Slatina
Kostajnica
Obreška
Krupa
Szigetvár
Budački
Zrin
Gvozdansko
Drežnik
Slunj
Ivanić
Bihać (II)
Brest (I)
Sisak I
Sisak II
Sisak III
Sisak IV
Brest (II)
XVII Century
Perušić
Novi Zrin (I)
Novi Zrin (II)
Novi Zrin (III)
Winter Campaign
Siege of Virovitica
Osijek Campaign
Battle of Sokolovac
Siege of Udbina
Bihać (II)
XVIII Century
Siege of Sinj (1715)
See also: Ottoman–Habsburg wars
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t
e
Ottoman–Habsburg wars in Hungary (1526–1568)
Hungarian civil war (1526-38)
Campaign of 1527–1528 (Szőlős
Sződfalva
Tarcal
Szina)
Campaign of 1529 (Buda
Vienna)
Földvár (1529)
Gyula (1529-30)
Buda (1530)
Güns (1532)
Leobersdorf (1532)
Komárom (1532)
Várpalota (1533)
Mediaș (1534)
Tihany (1534)
Požega
Klis (1537)
Dakovo (1537)
Ottoman-Habsburg War (1540–1547)
Visegrád (1540)
Buda (1540)
Pest (1541)
Buda (1541)
Făgăraș (1541)
Pécs (1541)
Buda (1542)
Döbrököz (1542-45)
Pest (1542)
Szeged (1543)
Szekszárd (1543)
Kapos (1543)
Nagykanizsa (1543)
Valpovo (1543)
Siklós (1543)
Esztergom (1543)
Pécs (1543)
Komárom (1543)
Székesfehérvár (1543)
Ozora (1543)
Somlóvásárhely (1543)
Ugod (1)
Ugod (2)
Nagykanizsa (1545)
Székesfehérvár
Ottoman-Habsburg War (1551–1562)
Lippa (1551)
Temesvár (1551)
Temesvár (1552)
Drégely (1552)
Palást (1552)
Szolnok (1552)
Eger (1552)
Kaposvár (1555)
Hadad (1562)
Habsburg-Transylvanian War (1556-1567)
Hadad (1562)
First Székely Uprising (1562)
Ottoman-Habsburg War (1565-1568)
Krupa (1565)
Gyula (1566)
Palota (1566)
Siklós (1566)
Szigetvár (1566)
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