"A scene from the Battle of Mohács depicts the pivotal moment when the Hungarian army faced the formidable Ottoman forces. The most dangerous aspect of the Hungarian army was its heavy cavalry, clad entirely in armor and chained together with thick chains, making them virtually invulnerable to conventional attacks. To counter this formidable force, the Ottoman soldiers implemented pre-planned tactics of encirclement and strategic retreat. As the Hungarian forces collectively launched their attack, the Ottomans responded with a swift hit-and-run tactic using a small raiding party, drawing the Hungarian cavalry towards the center of the battlefield, where 300 cannons stood ready. Suddenly, the raiding party withdrew from the cannons' path, leaving the Hungarian forces vulnerable. Before they could comprehend the situation, the cannons unleashed a devastating barrage, decimating more than half of the Hungarian army, including the heavy cavalry. The raiding party swiftly closed the encirclement, annihilating the fleeing Hungarian soldiers. Incorporating key elements such as the 300 cannons, the heavy cavalry, and the treacherous marshland of the Mohács Plain, this photo prompt captures the dramatic and decisive moment of the battle." --ar 5:7