Siege of Güns

The siege of Kőszeg or siege of Güns, also known as the German campaign was a siege of Kőszeg in the Western Kingdom of Hungary which ruled by Ferdinand I, a Habsburg king, that took place in 1532.
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Which happened first?
- Siege of Güns and Battle of Cajamarca began in the same year
- Siege of Güns and Ottoman-Safavid War began in the same year
- Siege of Güns began 3 years after First Turkish Siege of Vienna
- Siege of Güns began 3 years before Conquest of Tunis
- Siege of Güns began 6 years after War of the League of Cognac
Timeline
- War of the League of Cognac1526–1530
- First Turkish Siege of ViennaSeptember 27, 1529 – October 15, 1529
- Battle of CajamarcaNovember 16, 1532
- Ottoman-Safavid War1532–1555
- Siege of Güns (this page)August 5, 1532 – August 30, 1532
- Conquest of TunisJune 16, 1535 – July 21, 1535
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