THE HONVED UPPER DANUBIAN ARMY Major-General Artur Gorei Commanding (excellent) I CORPS Major-General Nagysandor (poor) 1st Division Colonel Horvath (Good) Bobich Brigade 28th Honved , 46th Honved , 47th Honved battalions eight 6# guns Dipild Brigade 6th Honvdd, 26th Honved, 52nd Honved battalions eight 6# guns 2nd Division Colonel Kazinczy (Good) Zako Brigade 19th Honved , 34th Honvdd Battalions eight 6# guns Schulz Brigade 17th Honved, 74th Honved Btns Cavalry Division Colonel Mdstzterhazy (Good) 1st Cavalry Brigade 1st Emperor Ferdinand Hussars (4 sqns) 14th Lehel Hussars (2 sqns) 2nd Cavalry Brigade 13th Hunyadi Hussars (6 sqns) eight 6# horse guns Artillery Reserve: eight 12# guns Strength: 6,200 infantry, 1,800 cavalry 600 artillerists and forty guns. Total: 8,600 men and 40 guns. II CORPS Major-General Kaszonyi (good) 1st 1st Division Colonel Buttler (fair) Rakowski Brigade  25th Honved(Landwehr), 54th Honved Btns, Polish Legion btn eight 6# guns Kapkla Brigade 48rd Honved, 114th Honved Btns six 6# guns 2nd Division Colonel Horvath (Good) Mandy Brigade 49th Honved, 61st Honved, 63rd Honved Battalions One Squadron 17th Bocskay Hussars, eight 6# guns Mihaly Brigade 56th Honved, 60th Honved Btns One Squadron 17th Bocskay Hussars, six 3# horse guns Cavalry Division Colonel Pikety (good) 1st Cavalry Brigade 6th Wurttemberg Hussars (6 sqns) six 6# horse guns 2nd Cavalry Brigade 16th Karoly Hussars (2 sqns) 17th Bocskay Hussars (3 sqns) Artillery Reserve: eight 12# guns, Strength: 6,000 Infantry, 1,800 Cavalry, 440 Artillerists and 42 guns Total: 8,240 men and 42 guns III CORPS Major-General Leiningen (Excellent) 1st Division Colonel Poldvary (Excellent) Wysocki Brigade (Elite) 3rd Honved, 109th Honved Btns eight 6# guns Kiss Brigade 113th Honved, 121st Honved Btns eight 6# guns 2nd Division Colonel Czillich (Good) Knezich Brigade 42nd Honved, 65th Honved Btns eight 6# guns Kazonyi Birgade 112th Honved, 118th Honved eight 6# horse guns Cavalry Division (Not known-- Colonel Pikety took command of both divisions-however, this division should be a separate command, so give it a generic commander.) 1st Cavalry Brigade 2nd King of Hanover Hussars (6sqns) 2nd Cavalry Brigade 3rd d'Estes Hussars (6 sqns) Artillery Reserve: Eight 6# guns Strength: 5,500 infantry, 2,400 cavalry, 600 gunners and 38 guns Total: 8,500 men and 38 guns Total Honvedseg Forces: 17,700 Infantry, 6,000 cavalry, 1,640 artillerists, 120 guns 128 2/3 Btns, 33 sqns, 120 guns.] RUSSO-AUSTRIAN FORCES: Austrian IV Armee Korps Fedlmarschcall-Lieutenant Wohlgemuth Commanding (fair) 1st Division FML Herzinger (Fair) Brigade Theissing Bittermann Grenadier, Fischer Grenadiers, Richter Grenadier, Schneider Grenadier Btns six 61b guns Brigade Lederer 5th Nikolaus 1, Kaiser von Russland Kuirassiers (4 sqns) 4th Kaiser Franz Joseph Ulhans (2 sqns) 4th Furst Windisch-Graetz Chevauxlegers (2 sqns) 5th Wrbna Chevauxlegers (2 sqns) six 6# horse guns 2nd Division FML Schulzig (fair) Brigade Perin Trenk Grenadier, Rattray Grenadier, Kudelka Grenadier, Pasztory Grenadier Btns six 6lb guns Brigade Pott 3/40th Koudelka Inf., 3/56th Fi rstenwarther Inf., 3 & 4/57th Haynau Inf., 4cos/2nd Jaegers six 61b guns  Corps Artillery Twelve 121b guns six 61b guns six Rockets Strength: 11,300 infantry, 2,000 cavalry, 760 artillerists, 48 guns Total: 14,060 men and 48 guns Russian Army, 9th Division 9th Division Lt. General Pauntin (fair) 1st Brigade Major-General Semjakin 15th Jeltz Infantry Regt 16th Sevrsk Infantry Regt. 2nd Brigade Major-General Kobjakow 17th Bransk Jager Regiment 18th Prince of Warsaw Jager Regiment 9th Field Artillery Brigade Position battery #4, 12 121b guns Light batteries #6-8, 36 61b guns Don Cossacks (given as 2 sqns, but the numbers, 1,200 suggest a regiment-sized unit.) Strength: 9,790 infantry (16 btns), 1,200 Cavalry and 852 artillerists and 48 guns. Total: 12,042 and 48 guns. Total Russo-Austrian forces: 21,090 infantry, 3,200 Cavalry, 1,612 artillerists, 96 guns [28 2/3 btns, 10+ sqns, 96 guns] The Battle of Pered: June 20-21, 1849 "The Russians are here." Historical Background The Scenario Orders of Battle Battle and Uniform Notes Back to MWAN # 123 Table of Contents Back to MWAN List of Issues Back to MagWeb Magazine List © Copyright 2003 Hal Thinglum This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com