estates? rebellion; Hungary; Imrich Tököly; Moravia; Silesia; border defence; warfare; provincialcongress

Protihabsburská povstání v Uhrách v 16.-18. století znamenaly podstatný zásah do sousedních zemí Moravy a Slezska, kde probíhala rozsáhlá organizace obrany území. Obrana byla nákladná a zpožďovala se, proto vpády Uhrů byly často úspěšné.

Estates? rebellions in Hungary during the 16th-18th centuries meant a real threat to the neighbouring regions of Moravia and Silesia. Organisation of defence of this area showed partial disproportions not only between both regions, but also in the scope of themselves. Regarding command authorities, estates? and provincial bodies, the bishop of Olomouc and the monarch participated in the defence, which complicated the operation and cooperation of individual parts of defence. The costly organisation of defence mechanisms of both regions at the same time caused delays in their prompt initiation, which enabled the Hungarian rebels to attack repeatedly the imperfectly guarded cross-border areas on the Moravian-Silesian-Hungarian border.