By the time Alexander had found the Austrian forces, the casualties on the Austrian side had been counted.

In terms of cavalry, the Austrian cavalry suffered about five percent casualties, that is, three thousand casualties, of which more than half were killed and seriously wounded, and the rest were only minor wounded.

In view of the medical situation in this era, serious injuries are not far from death, and this 1,500 cavalry can be said to be directly gone.

Casualties on the infantry side were few

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