the Council of Vienna but left the rest of the councillors in their position. He rewarded Zápolya with the city of Ebenfurth and appointed him as the captain of Vienna and governor of the Austrian provinces incorporated into Hungary. The bishop of Pécs, Sigismund Ernuszt, was promoted to vice-governor, and Nikolaus Kropatsch took care of the military affairs. The prominent captains received houses in Vienna. Notes Geissau pp. 35 Geissau pp. 36–37 (Hundsmühle and Heumühle were Middle age flour mills in Vienna next to the "Am Gries" marshes on the right bank of the Wien river) Geissau pp. 41–42 Geissau pp. 52 Sources 1480s in the Holy Roman Empire 1485 in Europe Military history of Hungary Vienna (1485) Vienna 1485 15th century in Vienna Conflicts in 1485 Austrian–Hungarian War (1477–1488)