The village is located in area of Trenck's former Velika estate, near Požega, Croatia, where the baron lived. It was the location of a baroque manor once owned by Trenck, which was replaced by another structure in the late 18th or early 19th centuries. Pandur heritage is preserved by the Trenck's Pandurs () military band—the official music band of the city of Požega—established on 28 January 1881. In 1997, an eponymous living history troop was established out of members of the band. Also, a Trenck festival is held annually in Waldmünchen, commemorating the events of 1742, when the city was spared by Trenck from destruction. The military unit and its leader also give their names to a modern armed force unit and modern military equipment. Special police platoon Trenk, formed in Požega on 8 March 1991, took part in the Croatian War of Independence. Steyr-Daimler-Puch produces the Pandur armoured fighting vehicle. See also Tudor Vladimirescu—commanded a pandur militia in the Wallachian uprising of 1821 Seressaner References War of the Austrian Succession Croatia under Habsburg rule Military Frontier Military history of Croatia Military history of Serbia Military units and formations established in 1741 Habsburg Croats Habsburg Serbs 1741 establishments in the Habsburg monarchy Army of the Habsburg monarchy 18th-century military history of Croatia Irregular military