Radical Hussites

• Taborites
• Orphans

Moderate Hussites

• Praguers
• Union of Žatec and Louny

Landfrieden of PilsenCommanders and leaders Prokop the Great
Jan Pardus
Ondřej Keřský of Řimovice
Bedřich of Strážnice
Jan Čapek of Sány William Schwihau von Riesenberg
Theobald of DolanyStrength About 13,000 UnknownCasualties and losses 700–1,000 killed
500–700 captured Unknown

The siege of Pilsen lasted from 14 July 1433 to 9 May 1434 and was an important encounter of the Hussite Wars. Hussite troops led by Prokop the Great had unsuccessfully besieged the Catholic city of Pilsen for nine months and twenty three days. Failure to capture one of the last major Catholic cities in Bohemia along with the fall of New Town was a huge blow for the Hussite groups that foreshadowed their decisive defeat in the Battle of Lipany.

• Šmahel, František. Husitská revoluce 3: Kronika válečných let. Prague: Karolinum, 1996. 420 pp. ISBN 80-7184-075-0. (in Czech)

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