This battle toppled a government whose privy councilor was a composer nicknamed the “Christian Ulysses” for his travelogue of a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. After this battle, its losers’ estates were sold off amid hyperinflation orchestrated by a secret “coin consortium,” which loaned funds to pay the ensuing Peace of Nikolsburg. Refugees from this battle spread the Bibličtina literary language that the Unity of the Brethren used. After this battle, Christopher Harant was among (15[1])27 nobles executed (15[1])in (*) Old Town (10[1])Square. (10[1])Gabor Bethlen’s cavalry reinforcements failed to save Christian of (10[1])Anhalt at this battle, which allowed the victorious emperor to tear up the Letter of Majesty that Rudolf II had issued. (10[1])This battle ended the brief reign of the “Winter King.” (10[2])For 10 points, name this (10[1])1620 battle after which Count Tilly sacked Prague. ■END■ (10[1])