Total: 14,563 -VII. corps: 8,622 -Detached units of the III. corps: 5,941 56 cannons
Total: 11,000 40 cannons[1]
Casualties and losses
20 killed or wounded
Total: 202 -48 dead -49 wounded -85 missing and prisoner[2]
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Hungarian Revolution of 1848
Karlóca
1st Szenttamás
2nd Szenttamás
Perlasz
Slovak uprising
3rd Szenttamás
Pákozd
Transylvania
Nagykanizsa
Ozora
Letenye
Kotor
Schwechat
Friedau
Rika
Jarkovác
Moson
Mór
Pancsova
Kassa
Nyárasd
1st Szolnok
Cegléd
Vízakna
Branyiszkó
Piski
Kompolt
Cibakháza
Kápolna
Mezőkövesd
2nd Szolnok
2nd Nagyszeben
Hatvan
4th Szenttamás
Tápióbicske
Isaszeg
1st Vác
Nagysalló
1st Komárom
Buda
Káty
Csorna
Zsigárd
Alsónyárasd
Pered
Ihász
Győr
2nd Komárom
3rd Komárom
Kishegyes
2nd Vác
Tura
Segesvár
Debrecen
4th Komárom
Szőreg
Temesvár
Világos
Hetény
Izsa
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Hungarian Revolutionary Army
Polish Legion
Austrian Empire
András Gáspár
Franz Schlik