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*[[File:Coa Hungary Country History John I of Hungary (Szapolyai) (1526-1540).svg|20px]] [[Kerajaan Hongaria Timur]] |commander1=[[Berkas:Nikola Zrinski crop.jpg|pus|tepi|30px]][[Berkas:CoA of the Kingdom of Croatia.svg|15px]] [[Nikola Šubić Zrinski]]{{KIA}}
|commander2= [[Berkas:SuleimanIofOttomanEmpire.jpg|pus|tepi|30px]][[Berkas:Flag of the Ottoman Empire (1453-1844).svg|22px]] [[Suleiman the Magnificent|Suleiman I]]{{KIA}} <br />
*[[File:Mehmed Sokolović (ca 1505-1579).png|30px]][[Sokollu Mehmet Paşa]]
|strength1=2,300<ref name="rarenewspapers">[http://www.rarenewspapers.com/view/548456 Timothy Hughes Rare & Early Newspapers], Item 548456. Retrieved 1 December 2009.</ref>–3,000<ref name="Lieber 345"/> [[Orang Kroasia]] and [[Orang Hongaria]]<ref name="Wheatcroft 59-60">Wheatcroft (2009), pp. 59–60.</ref><ref group="Note">The majority of the defenders were ethnic Croats, which is clearly mentioned in the only first-hand report of the siege, written in ''"Podsjedanje i osvojenje Sigeta"'' by Franjo (Ferenc) Črnko, Zrinsky's chamberlain, and one of the surviving soldiers from the battle. Later works ''"Vazetje Sigeta grada"'' (1573) by Brne Karnarutić, ''"Szigeti veszedelem"'' (1647) by Nicholas VII Zrinsky, and ''"Opsida Sigecka"'' (1647) by Peter Zrinsky, also prove that Croats were a majority among the defenders.</ref>
*600 able-bodied men by the end of the siege<ref name="Turnbull, 57">Turnbull (2003), p. 57.</ref> |
strength2=100,000<ref name="Shelton 82-83">Shelton (1867), pp. 82–83.</ref>–300,000<ref name="Elliott 117">Elliott (2000), p. 117.</ref><ref group="Note">The number of 300,000 Ottomans mentioned by some chroniclers, is probably overestimated. There is some tendency by some historians to exaggerate these figures to overstate the bravery of the outnumbered defenders of Szigetvár. Although, on 1 May 1566, Suleiman did left Istanbul at the head of one of the largest armies he had ever commanded, the number of his forces was probably closer to 100,000 than to 300,000.</ref>
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