Battle of Wiesloch
Count Tilly on a painting by van Dyck
Conflict: Thirty Years' War
Date: April 27, 1622
Location: Wiesloch near Heidelberg
Outcome: Protestant victory
Combatants
Protestants	Holy Roman Empire, Catholic League
Commanders
Graf von Mansfeld	Count of Tilly
Strength
unknown	unknown
Casualties
unknown	unknown
Bohemian Revolt Plzeň – Záblati – Dolní Věstonice – White Mountain – Wiesloch – Wimpfen – Höchst – Fleurus – Stadtlohn

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The battle resulted in a Protestant victory.