"Ottomemes have OP Commander, please nerf!" - Ferdinand II, probably

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiryaki_Hasan_Pasha

In 1600 during Long Turkish War, the Ottoman army occupied Kanije (modern Nagykanizsa in southwest Hungary).[6] the fortress fell to Tiryaki Hasan Pasha after he Siege of Nagykanizsa (1600) it and its commander, Georg Paradeiser, surrendered through his message to Damat İbrahim Pasha.[7] Tiryaki Hasan Pasha then garrisoned the city with 7,000 men.[6]

However, in the next year, Ferdinand II tried to regain the fort, with an army of 100,000, the siege of Nagykanizsa began on 9 September 1601.[8] During the siege and frequent clashes, the Austrians lost 30,000 men.[8] According to the Ottoman record of Nagykanzisa Gazavatname (Nagykanzisa campaign narrative), Tiryaki Hasan Pasha command his deputy, Kara ömer Agha to let some enemy prisoners escape and melded into enemy forces of “a hundred and fifty bandur, and a five hundred Hungarian cavalry troopers” which present in Nagykanizsa.[Notes 1] Hasan then instructed Kara ömer to ensure the prisoners hear the soldiers speak in Hungarian.[9] Paul Stock suggested that this are indication there are Hungarian convert to Islam within the soldiers under Hasan.[10] The “escaped prisoners” then spread information that the Ottomans has conducted a secret alliance with the Hungarian and Croatian elements within Habsburg army.[9] This narrative record about Tiryaki Hasan Pasha conduct were considered a Counterintelligence tactic employed by him to sow discord among the enemy ranks.[11] The effort of Tiryaki to sow distrust among the christian forces resulted in portions of Hungarian army abandoned their Austrian ally.[12]

In October, Ferdinand had to end the skirmish temporarily because of the coming winter and resorted to construct winter encampments around the fort to continue the siege.[8] until on 18 November 1601, Hasan Pasha organized a surprise charge that totally rout the army of Ferdinand.[8] The skillful hidden movements of one hundred cannons during the defense and the concealing of his main cavalry until the last time were became the success of Tiryaki in defense of Kanije against massive army.[13] the Austrian army was driven back and 47 Austrian cannon were acquired.[8] For the next 89 years Kanije was an Ottoman fort