The Battle of Torgau took place on November 3, 1760, during the Seven Years' War. It was fought between the forces of Prussia, led by Frederick the Great, and the Austrian army commanded by Leopold von Daun. The battle was significant for its intense fighting and the strategic importance of the location. Despite being outnumbered, the Prussian troops managed to achieve a decisive victory. The battle showcased Frederick's military tactics and resilience, contributing to his reputation as one of history's great military leaders. The outcome also influenced the course of the war in favor of Prussia.