War of the Fifth Coalition
April 10 – October 14, 1809 · Central Europe
Austria and Britain fought France and its allies. Napoleon won at Wagram, and the Treaty of Schönbrunn took large lands from Austria.
Sides
Coalition
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French Empire and allies
French First Empire
Alexander I of Russia
belligerent leader
Napoleon
belligerent leader
Joachim Murat
belligerent leader
Eugène de Beauharnais
belligerent leader
Józef Poniatowski
belligerent leader
Jérôme Bonaparte
belligerent leader
Frederick Augustus I of Saxony
belligerent leader
Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria
belligerent leader
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Battles and events 19
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Austro-Polish War 1809
- Battle of Raszyn (1809) April 19, 1809
- Battle of Hollabrunn (1809) 1809 – July 9, 1809
- Tyrolean Rebellion April 9, 1809 – November 1809
- Battle of Sacile April 15, 1809
- Battle of Teugen–Hausen April 19, 1809
- Battle of Abensberg April 20, 1809
- Battle of Landshut (1809) April 21, 1809
- Battle of Caldiero (1809) April 27–30, 1809
- Battle of Ebelsberg May 3, 1809
- Battle of Piave River (1809) May 8, 1809
- Battle of Tarvis (1809) May 15–18, 1809
- Battle of Sankt Michael May 25, 1809
- Battle of Raab (1809) June 14, 1809
- Battle of Graz June 24–26, 1809
- Battle of Gefrees July 8, 1809
- Battle of Znaim July 10–11, 1809
- Battle of Ölper (1809) August 1, 1809
- Battles of Bergisel November 1, 1809
- Walcheren Campaign December 9, 1809



















