Battle of Trnava (1430)

In the summer of 1430, 10,000 Hussites from Moravia invaded Hungary under Velek Koudelník of Březnice.

The Hussites in Pozsony County looted and set on fire 100 villages.

At the front of the army, Stiboricz and the Hungarian-Serbian forces charged the Hussites, but Mátik and the Royalists deliberately hung back.

The Royalists army belatedly arrived; the plan of campaign was a concentrated charge against the Hussite war-wagons.

Koudelník was killed in the battle, and Sigismund's army was forced to flee.