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>>/35169/ Additional map for this, it's basically Western Hungary (Transdanubia). Orange: imperials. Green: Hungarians. Red dots: battles. So Jelacic came from the SE ("Horvátország"), take a rout south of Balaton Lake toward Pest-Buda, then got beaten at Pákozd, on Sept 29. From there he retreated to Vienna ("Bécs"). Meanwhile his reinforcement was beaten by Görgey and Perczel Mór (he was the senior at that time). Jelacic's troops consisted regular imperial troops, Croat grenzers and other irregulars. At Győr the latter parts were detached and sent back to Croatia. The Hungarian main force after Pákozd instead of pursue the imperials, was drawn back to a settlement to the east, and after then they followed. I'm not sure about that battle at Győr on the 7-8th October. Anyway the revolution in Vienna happened on October 6th, our army delayed to cross the Leitha to 28th. Then was beaten at Schwechat on the 30th by Windisch-Grätz.