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Battle of Zenta

BelligerentsHabsburg MonarchyKingdom of HungarySerbian MilitiaOttoman EmpireCrimean TatarsKuruc rebelsCommanders and leadersEugene of SavoyGuido StarhembergSigbert HeisterCharles-Thomas de VaudémontJovan Popović TekelijaMustafa IIMehmed Pasha†Emeric ThökölyStrength50,000 men 34,000 infantry16,000 cavalry 60 guns 50,000–100,000 men200 gunsCasualties and losses 429 killed and 1,598 wounded (according to Holy League reports) ≈ as high as 30,000 killed, wounded, or drowned (according to some modern historians); 7,000–8,000 losses (according to some Ottoman chronicles).The Battle of Zenta, also known as the Battle of Senta, took place on 11 September 1697 near Zenta, in the Kingdom of Hungary, then under Ottoman occupation (present-day Serbia).

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