Battle of Neuwied

Strategic victory by Hoche that forced the Austrians to retreat, consolidating the French position along the Rhine.

After several difficult campaigns, this victory allowed France to impose its presence in the Rhineland and prepare for peace.

Hoche combined frontal attacks with flanking encirclement maneuvers, exploiting tactical superiority and the discipline of his troops.

Austria was compelled to negotiate, leading to the Treaty of Campo Formio.