Austrian Army Regimental Names

[Prince of Essling]

In response to calicheSCOTS request in the British Army thread, I thought I would put together an Army list for Austria (and others will follow) - drawn on Napoleon Series, Osprey's MAA, Napoleonic Association, Pivka's "Armies of the Napoleonic Wars", Haythornwaite's "Napoleonic Source Book", Bowden's "Armies on the Danube 1809", Rothenburg's "Napoleon's Greatest Adversary", Rawkins "The Austo-Hungarian Army 1798-1815"; Knotel's "Uniforms of the World" etc. (This consolidates my & Didz's threads for ease of reference).

Austrian Infantry (nationality & recruitment area in bracket - note nationality merely dictates size of companies, Hungarian companies are larger than the rest):

Infantry Regiment Nr. 1 (German - Moravia)
1792-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Kaiser Franz II’ Nr. 1 [Kaiser Franz II (12.02.1768-02.10.1835) became Kaiser Franz of Austria when the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved on 06.08.1806]
1806-1835: Infantry Regiment ‘Kaiser Franz I’ Nr. 1
Infantry Regiment Nr. 2 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1761-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Ferdinand’ Nr. 2
1806-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Hiller’ Nr. 2
1814-1825: Infantry Regiment ‘Kaiser von Russland’ Nr. 2
Infantry Regiment Nr. 3 (German - Lower Austria)
1780-1847: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Karl’ Nr. 3
Infantry Regiment Nr. 4 (German - Lower Austria)
1792-1804: Infantry Regiment ‘Deutschmeister’ Nr. 4
1804-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Deutschmeister’ Nr. 4
1814-1835: Infantry Regiment ‘Hoch und Deutschmeister’ Nr. 4
Infantry Regiment Nr. 5/Garrison Regiment Nr. 1 (German)
1766-1808: Garrison Regiment Nr. 1 [1] (no colonels-in-chief appointed) - disbanded in 1808 and the regimental designation “Nr. 5” remained vacant for the remainder of the Napoleonic Wars.
Infantry Regiment Nr. 6/Garrison Regiment Nr. 2 (German)
1775-1808: Garrison Regiment Nr. 2 [1] (no colonels-in-chief appointed) - disbanded in 1808 and the regimental designation “Nr. 6” remained vacant for the remainder of the Napoleonic Wars.
Infantry Regiment Nr. 7 (German - Moravia)
1783-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Schroder’ Nr. 7
1809-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Grossherzog von Wurzburg’ Nr. 7
1814-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Granduca di Toscana’ Nr. 7
Infantry Regiment Nr. 8 (German - Moravia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Huff’ Nr. 8
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Ludwig’ Nr. 8
Infantry Regiment Nr. 9 (Walloon, later Polish - Wallonia, later Galicia)
1792-1798: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Clerfayt’ Nr. 9
1798-1802: vacant
1802-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst Czartoryski’ Nr. 9
Infantry Regiment Nr. 10 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Keuhll’ Nr. 10
1799-1802: vacant
1802-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Markgraf von Ansbach und Bayreuth’ Nr. 10
1806-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Mittrowski’ Nr. 10
1809-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Reisky von Dubnitz’ Nr. 10
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 11 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Michael, Graf Wallis’ Nr. 11
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1853: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Ranier’ Nr. 11
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 12 (German - Moravia)
1792-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Marchese Manfredini’ Nr. 12
1809-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst zu Liechtenstein’ Nr. 12
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 13 (German, later Italian - Inner Austria)
1786-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Reisky’ Nr. 13
1809: disbanded
1814: reformed
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Wimpffen’ Nr. 13
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 14 (German - Upper Austria)
1788-1811: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Klebeck’ Nr. 14
1811-1831: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Rudoph’ Nr. 14
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 15 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz zu Oranien’ Nr. 15
1799-1801: vacant
1801: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Riese’ Nr. 15
1806-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Zach’ Nr. 15
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 16 (German - Styria)
1778-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Terzi’ Nr. 16
1799-1802: vacant
1802-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Rudolph’ Nr. 16
1806-1832: Infantry Regiment ‘Marquis Lusignan’ Nr. 16
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 17 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1796: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst Hohenlohe’ Nr. 17
1796-1801: vacant
1801-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz Reuss’ Nr. 17
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 18 (German - Bohemia)
1791-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Stuart’ Nr. 18
1809-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf d’Aspre’ Nr. 18
1809-1817: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz Reuss zu Greiz’
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 19 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1786-1810: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Alvinczy’ Nr. 19
1810-1813: vacant
1813-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz zu Hessen-Homburg’ Nr. 19
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 20 (German - Silesia)
1785-1826: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Kaunitz-Rietberg’ Nr. 20
Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (German - Bohemia)
1778-1808: Infantry Regiment ‘Gemmingen’ Nr. 21
1808-1810: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz Rohan’ Nr. 21
1810-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Albrecht, Graf Gyulai’ Nr. 21
Notes: Three infantry regiments were designated ‘Gyulai’ during the Napoleonic Wars: Nrs. 21 [‘Albrecht, Graf Gyulai von Maros-Nemeth und Nadaska’]; Nr. 32 [‘Samuel, Graf Gyulai von Maros-Nemeth und Nadaska]; Nr. 60 [‘Ignaz, Graf Gyulai von Maros-Nemeth und Nadaska’].
Infantry Regiment Nr. 22 (German - Illyria, later Moravia)
1758-1801: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Lacy’ Nr. 22
1801-1802: vacant
1802-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Sachsen-Koburg-Saalfeld’ Nr. 22
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Herzog von Nassau’ Nr. 22
Infantry Regiment Nr. 23 (German, later Polish?/Italian? - Lower Austria, later Galicia)
1790-1802: Infantry Regiment ‘Granduca Fernando III di Toscana’ Nr. 23
1802-1805: Infantry Regiment ‘Kurfurst von Salzburg’ Nr. 23
1805-1807: Infantry Regiment ‘Kurfust von Wurzburg’ Nr. 23
1807-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Grossherzog von Wurzburg’ Nr. 23
1809: disbanded
1814: reformed
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Mauroy’ Nr. 23
Infantry Regiment Nr. 24 (German, later Polish - Lower Austria, later Galicia)
1771-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Preiss’ Nr. 24
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst von Auersperg’ Nr. 24
1806-1808: vacant
1808-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Strauch’ Nr. 24
Notes: When a regiment had no current colonel-in-chief, it was designated ‘vacant + the surname of the previous colonel-in-chief’ (in 1799, this regiment would be designated Infantry Regiment ‘vacant Freiherr von Preiss’ Nr. 24).
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 25 (German - Bohemia)
1783-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Brechainville’ Nr. 25
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Spork’ Nr. 25
1806-1808: vacant
1808-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Zedtwitz’ Nr. 25
1809-1810: vacant
1810-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr de Vaux’ Nr. 25
Infantry Regiment Nr. 26 (German - Carinthia)
1790-1800: Infantry Regiment ‘Schroder’ Nr. 26
1800-1803: vacant
1803-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Hohenlohe’ Nr. 26
1814-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Wilhelm, Prinz von Oranien-Nassau’ Nr. 26
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Konig von Niederlande’ Nr. 26
Infantry Regiment Nr. 27 (German - Styria, later Inner Austria)
1761-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Strassoldo’ Nr. 27 – sources differ on 1761 or 1791
1809-1825: Infantry Regiment ‘Marquis de Chasteler’ Nr. 27
Infantry Regiment Nr. 28 (German - Bohemia)
1779-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Wartensleben’ Nr. 28
1799-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Frelich’ Nr. 28
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Kutschera’ Nr. 28
Infantry Regiment Nr. 29 (German - Moravia)
1791-1803: Infantry Regiment ‘Oliver, Graf Wallis’ Nr. 29
1803-1815:Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Lindenau’ Nr. 29
Infantry Regiment Nr. 30 (Walloon - Wallonia)
1770-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst de Ligne’ Nr. 30
1814-1815: vacant
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Nugent’ Nr. 30
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 31 (Hungarian - Transylvania)
1792-1794: Infantry Regiment ‘Beaulieu’ Nr. 31
1794-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Benjowsky’ Nr. 31
Infantry Regiment Nr. 32 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1773-1802: Infantry Regiment ‘Samuel, Graf Gyulai’ Nr. 32
1802-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst Eszterhazy’ Nr. 32
Infantry Regiment Nr. 33 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1791-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Sztaray’ Nr. 33
1809-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Colloredo-Mansfeld’ Nr. 33
Infantry Regiment Nr. 34 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1792-1794: Infantry Regiment ‘Antal, Furst Eszterhazy’ Nr. 34
1794-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Kray’ Nr. 34
1799-1804: vacant
1804-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Davidovich’ Nr. 34
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Prinz zu Wied-Runkel’ Nr. 34
Infantry Regiment Nr. 35 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Wenkheim’ Nr. 35
1799-1803: vacant
1803-1807: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Maximilian’ Nr. 35
1807-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Rudolph’ Nr. 35
1809-1819: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Mercy’ Nr. 35
Infantry Regiment Nr. 36 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst zu Furstenberg’ Nr. 36
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1816: Infantry Regiment ‘Kolowrat-Krakowsky’ Nr. 36
Infantry Regiment Nr. 37 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1792-1798: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr de Vins’ Nr. 37
1798-1803: vacant
1803-1807: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Auffenberg’ Nr. 37
1807-1808: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf von Auersperg’ Nr. 37
1808-1813: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Weidenfeld’ Nr. 37
1813-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Mariassy’ Nr. 37
Infantry Regiment Nr. 38 (German?/Wallon? – sources conflict on nationality, later Italian - Wallonia)
1785-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Herzog von Wurttemberg’ Nr. 38
1809: disbanded
1814: reformed
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Prohaska’ Nr. 38
Infantry Regiment Nr. 39 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1787-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Nadasdy’ Nr.
1799-1803: vacant
1803-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Duka’ Nr. 39
Infantry Regiment Nr. 40 (German - Moravia)
1786-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Mittrowski’ Nr. 40
1809-1834: Infantry Regiment ‘Herzog von Wurttemberg’ Nr. 40
Infantry Regiment Nr. 41 (German, later Polish - Galicia)
1792-1798: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Bender’ Nr. 41
1798-1805: vacant
1805-1808: Infantry Regiment ‘Herzog von Sachsen-Hildburghausen’ Nr. 41
1808-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Kottulinski’ Nr. 41
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Hohenlohe-Bartenstein’ Nr. 41
Infantry Regiment Nr. 42 (German - Bohemia)
1792-1793: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Matheson’ Nr. 42
1793-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Erbach-Schonberg’ Nr. 42
Infantry Regiment Nr. 43 (German, later Italian - Carinthia/Inner Austria)
1775-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Thurn’ Nr. 43
1806-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Simbschen’ Nr. 43
1809: dissolved
1814: reformed
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst Paar’ Nr. 43
Infantry Regiment Nr. 44 (Italian?/German? ? – sources conflict on nationality,later Polish - Italy, later ??)
1792-1799: Infantry Regiment ‘Belgiojoso’ Nr. 44
1799-1801: vacant
1801-1845: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Bellegarde’ Nr. 44
Infantry Regiment Nr. 45 (German - Lower Austria/Styria, later Italy)
1776-1806: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Lattermann’ Nr. 45
1806-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr de Vaux’ Nr. 45
1809: dissolved; still unreformed in 1815
Infantry Regiment Nr. 46 (German, later Polish - Galicia)
1786-1808: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Neugebauer’ Nr. 46
1808-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Marquis de Chasteler’ Nr. 46
1809: dissolved; still unreformed in 1815
Infantry Regiment Nr. 47 (German - Bohemia)
1779-1805: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Kinsky’ Nr. 47
1805-1822: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Vogelsang’ Nr. 47
Infantry Regiment Nr. 48 (Italian, later Hungarian - Hungary) [Some sources say Infantry Regiment Nr. 48 was ‘newly-raised’ when Vukassovich assumed command in 1799. The regiment, however, was not a completely-newformation (the formerly-Italian unit had been disbanded from 1795 to 1798)
1792-1795: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Schmidtfeld’ Nr. 48
1795: disbanded [1]
1798: reformed
1799-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Vukassovich’ Nr. 48
1809-1815: Line Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Simbschen’ Nr. 48
1815-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Radivojevich’ Nr. 48
Infantry Regiment Nr. 49 (German - Lower Austria)
1792-1796: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Pellegrini’ Nr. 49
1796: vacant
1797-1823: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Kerpen’ Nr. 49
Infantry Regiment Nr. 50 (German - Upper Austria)
1773-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Stain’ Nr. 50
1809: disbanded; still unrefomed in 1815
Infantry Regiment Nr. 51 (Hungarian - Transylvania)
1788-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Splenyi’ Nr. 51
Infantry Regiment Nr. 52 (Hungarian - Hungary)
1791-1804: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Anton’ Nr. 52
1804-1878: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Franz’ Nr. 52
Infantry Regiment Nr. 53 (Hungarian - Slavonia)
1791-1814: Infantry Regiment ‘Johann, Freiherr Jellacic’ Nr. 53
1814-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Hiller’ Nr. 53
Infantry Regiment Nr. 54 (German - Bohemia)
1769-1805: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Callenberg’ Nr. 54
1805-1821: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Froon’ Nr. 54
Infantry Regiment Nr. 55 (Walloon, later Polish - Wallonia, later Galicia)
1768-1803: Infantry Regiment ‘Josef, Graf Murray’ Nr. 55
1803-1809: Infantry Regiment ‘Furst Reuss zu Greiz’ Nr. 55
1809: disbanded; not yet reformed in 1815
Infantry Regiment Nr. 56 (German - Moravia)
1784-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Wenzel, Graf Colloredo’ Nr. 56
Infantry Regiment Nr. 57 (German - Bohemia)
1769-1818: Infantry Regiment ‘Josef, Graf Colloredo’ Nr. 57
Infantry Regiment Nr. 58 (Walloon?/German? – sources conflict on nationality - Wallonia)
1792-1794: Infantry Regiment ‘Vierfet’ Nr. 58
1794-1819: Infantry Regiment ‘Beaulieu’ Nr. 58
Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 (German - Upper Austria)
1790-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Jordis’ Nr. 59
1815-1830: Infantry Regiment ‘Grossherzog von Baden’ Nr. 59
Infantry Regiment Nr. 60 (Hungarian - Hungary) Formed 1798
1798-1801: vacant
1801-1831: Infantry Regiment ‘Ignaz, Graf Gyulai’ Nr. 60
Infantry Regiment Nr. 61 (Hungarian - Hungary) Formed 1798
1798-1802: vacant
1802-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Saint-Julien’ Nr. 61
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 62 (Hungarian - Hungary) Formed 1798
1798-1802: vacant
1802-1810: Infantry Regiment ‘Franz, Freiherr Jellacic’ Nr. 62
1810-1815: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr von Wacquant’ Nr. 62
Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 63 (Walloon, later Polish - Wallonia, later Galicia) Formed 1799
1799-1807: Infantry Regiment ‘Erzherzog Josef’ Nr. 63
1807-1811: Infantry Regiment ‘Graf Baillet’ Nr. 63]
1811-1855: Infantry Regiment ‘Freiherr Bianchi’ Nr. 63
Infantry Regiment Nr. 64 [‘Tyroler-Feld-Jaeger-Regiment’] (German) Formed 1801
1808: disbandedThe Tyroler-Feld-Jaeger-Regiment (formed in 1801) was the only regimental-sized light infantry unit in the Austrian army. The regiment, initially composed of three battalions of six companies, was increased to four battalions for the 1805 Campaign. The Tyroler-Feld-Jaeger-Regiment was never deployed as a complete unit, and it was replaced in 1808 by nine Feld-Jaeger battalions. In 1813, three additional battalions were raised.
In peacetime, the new Feld-Jaeger battalions were maintained as ‘divisions’ but were increased to battalion size during wartime. These battalions were not referred to by their commander’s surname, but by their number.
Formed 1801 [disbanded 1808]
Tyroler-Feld-Jaeger-Regiment[Line Infantry Regiment Nr. 64]
Formed 1808 - battalions were called after their commander or some other nickname:
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 1 [Bohemia] “Lutz" Jägers; in 1813 Plisnier; in 1814 Penz
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 2 [Bohemia] “Arno” Jägers ; in 1813 Reicht
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 3 [Bohemia] “Baroni” Jägers;
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 4 [Bohemia] “Piombazzi” Jägers; in 1812 Becke
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 5 [Moravia] “Suden“ Jägers; in 1812 Hartopp then Sickingen-Hohenburg;
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 6 [Moravia] “Zaborsky” Jägers; in 1813 Mareschall;
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 7 [German] “Steffanini” Jägers; 1809 Steinmetz; 1810 Steffanini; 1812 Malberg; 1814 Weikersreutter; 1815 Saintenoy;</SPAN>
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 8 [German] the “Achter” or “Deutsche” Jägers; 1813 Flettenfeld;
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 9 [German] “Kärnten” or “Göldling” Jägers; 1814 Gobiery; 1815 Teuffen;
Formed 1813
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 10 [German] Valmonte
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 11 [German] Ensch
Feld-Jaeger Battalion Nr. 12 [Galicia/Moravia] Bertholff


Grenadier Battalions
(commander’s name followed by numbers of the regiments that supplied the troops)
Battalions in 1793
Nimpsch 1/12/40
Bender 7/20/56
Beust 8/22/29
Bardodetzky 2/32/34
Morczin 19/37/53
Lowen 33/39/52
Rouviere 31/51
St. Julien 3/4/46
Keating 14/50/59
Burger 23/24/49
Zscheck 16/27/45
Redel 13/26/43
Wollust 44/48
Rousseau 9/30/55
De Briey 38/58

Battalions in 1799
Morovitz 1/7/12
Papp 2/31/60
Eichler 3/35/50
Zuchari 4/16/23
Piret 8/44/46
Rosenhayn / Wouvremanns 9/30/58
Weber 10/18/36
Riese / Weissenwolf 11/15/47
Czerwenka / Kleinmayer 13/14/43

Battalions in 1800
Paar 24/28/45
Schiaffinati 26/40/59
Kleinmayer 13/14/43
Weber 10/18/36
St. Julien 17/27/57
Khevenhuller 4/16/23
Pieret 8/44/46
Pertusi 19/34/39
Perss 32/48/53
Gorschen
33/52 (Joined by IR63
from mid-1800)
Weissenwolf 11/15/47

Battalions in 1809
Hohenlohe/Hromada - 1, 29, 38
Hahn/Habinay -2, 33, 39
Bissingen – 3, 50, 58
Scovaud – 4, 49, 63
Stark/Demontant – 7, 18, 21
Mayblumel/Trenck/Locher – 8, 22, 60
Peccaduc/Legrand – 9, 55, 56
Wienawski/Frisch – 10, 11, 47
Cappy/Oklopsia – 12, 20, 23
Puteany/Jambline – 14, 45, 59
Nissel/Berger – 15, 28, 57
Salomon/Welsperg – 16, 26, 27
Gregory – 17, 36, 42
Janusch/Gersanich – 19, 52, 61
Brzezinsky – 24, 30, 41
Leiningen – 25, 35, 54
Scharlach/Purcell – 31, 32, 51
Kirchenbetter – 34, 37, 48
Muhlen/Zetlar – 53, 62
Albeck/Chimani – 13, 43
Hauger/Portner – 40, 44, 46


Battalions in 1813-15
Frisch – 1, 12, 57
Krahmer/Lanyi/Barthelemy– 2, 19, 33
Scovaud/Salis/Erdman/de Best – 3, 4, 63
Demontant/Berger/Moese – 7, 20, 56
Locher/Possman/Jurissich/ 8, 22
Portner/Majus – 9, 24, 44
Hromada/Siegler – 10, 29, 40
Leiningen/Fischer/Haller – 11, 25, 54
Piret – 13, 38
Puteany/Bubna – 14, 49, 59
Berger – 15, 28, 47
Welsperg – 16, 26, 27
Oklopsia/Meinders/Oklopsia – 17, 18, 21
Veyder – 23, 43
Brzezinsky/Obermayer/Storr – 30, 41, 58
Purcell - 31, 51
Habinay/Kauffmann – 32, 39
Kirschenbetter/Mazur/Czarnotzay/Jarossy – 34, 37, 60
Georgy/Rueber/Call/Schussmann – 35, 36, 42
Gersanich/Dressery/Faber – 48, 52
Chimani/Eltz/Ghequier – 53, 61, 62

Light Infantry Battalions 1798 – 1801
No.1 Strozzi (Hungarian) raised in Galicia
No.2 Carl Rohan (German) raised in Italy
No.3 Am Ende (German) raised in Italy
No.4 Bach (German) raised in Italy
No.5 Paul Radivojevich (Hungarian) raised in Slavonia
No.6 Trauttenberg (Hungarian) raised in Hungary
No.7 Otto (then Schmelzer) (Hungarian) raised in Hungary
No.8 Wurmser (Hungarian) raised in Hungary
No.9 Greth (Hungarian) raised in Hungary
No.10 Siegenfeld (Hungarian) raised in Croatia
No.11 Franz Carneville (German) raised in Italy
No.12 Rubenitz (Hungarian) raised in Moravia
No.13 Munkacsy (Hungarian) raised in Hungary
No.14 Louis Rohan (German) raised in Italy
No.15 Mihalovic (Hungarian) raised in Slavonia


The Freiwilligen Jäger Regiments 1798

There were also three Freiwilligen jäger units formed in 1798. All were uniformed in a similar style to the Light Battalions but were armed with rifles rather than muskets. I haven’t managed to determine the names and strengths of the all of the three corps.

However, 860 riflemen from Freiwillige Jäger Korps Freiherr Constantin d'Aspre (6 Companies) fought in Italy in 1799 alongside Light Infantry Battalion Mihalovic Nr15


Grenz-Infanterie Regiments
Liccaner
Otocaner
Oguliner
Szluiner
Warasdiner-Creuzer
Warasdiner-St. Georger
Brooder
Gradischaner
Peterwardeiner
1st Banal
2nd Banal
Deutschbanater
Wallachisch-Illyrisches
1st Szekler
2nd Szekler
1st Walachisches
2nd Walachisches
(As a result of the defeat of 1809 and the ceding of territory to France the Liccaner, Otocaner, Oguliner, Szluiner, 1st & 2nd Banal Regiments went into service of the French.)

In addition to there was a Grenz-Cordon-Battalion which was used as a border guard force and anti-smuggling force. It had ten companies by 1815 and some served with distinction with the field army in 1809.

Cavalry

Light Dragoon Regiments 1798-1801
1 Kaiser – in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 1
2 Kronprinz Ferdinand (1801 Disbanded)
3 Erzherzog Johann – in 1802 became Dragoon Regt Nr 1
4 Karaiczay (1801 renamed Hohenzollern) in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 2
5 Modena (1801 Disbanded)
6 Coburg (1801 Disbanded)
7 Waldeck – in 1802 became Dragoon Regt Nr 2
8 Wurttemburg – in 1802 became Dragoon Regt Nr 3
9 Liechtenstein (Raised 1798) (1801 Disbanded)
10 Lobkowitz – in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 3
11 La Tour – in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 4
12 Kinsky – in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 5
13 Vacant (Raised 1798) – in 1802 became Chevauleger Regt Nr 6
14 Levenehr – in 1802 became Dragoon Regt Nr 4
15 Savoyen – in 1802 became Dragoon Regt Nr 5

Dragoon Regiments 1802-14
1 Erzherzog Johann
2 Hohenlohe
3 Wurttemburg (1809 renamed Knesevich)
4 Levenehr
5 Savoyen
6 Melas (1809 renamed Riesch)

Chevauxleger Regiments 1802-14
1 Kaiser
2 Hohenzollern
3 O'Reilly
4 La Tour (1807 renamed Vincent)
5 Klenau
6 Rosenburg
7 Italien (Raised 1814

Cuirassier Regiments 1798-1801
1 Kaiser
2 Erzherzog Franz Josef d'Este
3 Erzherzog Albert
4 Czartorisky (Disbanded in 1801)
5 Zeschwitz (Disbanded in 1801)
6 Melas (Converted to Dragoons in 1802)
7 Carl Lothringen
8 Hohenzollern-Hechingen
9 Nassau-Usingen
10 Mack
11 Anspach (Disbanded in 1801)
12 Kavanagh

Cuirassier Regiments 1802-14
1 Kaiser
2 Erzherzog Franz Josef d'Este
3 Erzherzog Albert
4 Kronprinz Ferdinand (Formerly Nr 12)
5 Nassau-Usingen (1805 renamed Sommariva) (Formerly Nr 9)
6 Mack (1805 renamed Liechtenstein) (Formerly Nr 10)
7 Carl Lothringen
8 Hohenzollern-Hechingen

Hussar Regiments 1798-1814
1 Kaiser
2 Erzherzog Josef Anton
3 Erzherzog Ferdinand Carl D'Este
4 Vecsey (1801 renamed Hesse-Homburg)
5 (Raised 1798) Vacant (1801 named Ott, 1812 renamed Radetzky)
6 Blankenstein
7 (Raised 1798) Vacant (1801 named Liechtenstein)
8 Wurmser (1799 renamed Nauendorf, 1801 renamed Kurfurst von Hesse, 1813 renamed Keinmayer)
9 Erdody (1803 renamed Frimont)
10 Meszaros (1801 renamed Stipsicz)
11 Szekler Grenz-Husar-Regiment
12 Grenz-Husar-Regiment Slavonisch- Croatische (Disbanded 1801)
12 Palatinal (Raised 1807)

Uhlan Regiments 1798-1815
1 Merveldt
2 Vacant (1800 named Schwarzenberg)
3 (Raised 1801) ?Vacant? (?1802 named Erzherzog Karl)
4 (Raised 1814) Vacant (1815 named Kaiser)

Jager zu Pferde
Raised in 1708 & disbanded in 1801.

Artillery
Initially there were 3 Field Artillery Regiments (1st, 2nd & 3rd Feldartillerie-Regiment). In 1802 a 4th Regiment was formed. In 1807 the Regiments were given territorial titles.

The 1st became the Bohemisches Feldartillerie-Regiment. In 1801 it had a strength of 22 companies; 2 companies were added in 1815. The 2nd became Niederosterreichisches Feldartillerie-Regiment - in 1797 it had 20 companies. The 3rd became Mahrisches Feldartillerie-Regiment. It had a strength of 20 companies. The 4th Regiment became the Inner-Osterreichisches Feldartillerie-Regiment - it was formed in 1802 with 16 companies - 6 companies came from the 1st Regiment, 4 companies from the 2nd Regiment, 4 companies from the 3rd Regiment, and 2 companies from the disbanded Artillery Fusilier Regiment (which provided untrained labour for the guns).

Note all 4 Regiments comprised 4 battalions, each with 4 companies.

Freikorps
Prior to the formation of the eighteen dedicated Light Infantry and Jager battalions in 1798 the Austrian Army employed a number of Friekorps to provide a similar, if somewhat unreliable and unpredictable, function.

Some of these are listed below.

Grun-Laudon Regiment - Two battalions raised in the lower Rhine in 1790.
O’Donel’s Frei-Corps - Two battalions.
Le Loup Jäger (Niederlandische Feld-Jäger) - Raised in the Netherlands by Major Johann Le Loup. In 1792 was a battalion of six companies. In 1801, all Austrian personnel were transferred to the Tiroler-Jäger Regiment. Dutch personnel going into French service.
Limburg Volunteers (Limburger Freiwillige) - Formed in 1792, although a Limburg Jäger company had existed in Le Loup’s since 1790. In 1794 it was eight companies strong. It became part of the Erzherzog Carl-Legion.
Gyulai’s Croatian Corps (Croatische Frei-Corps Gyulai) - Consisted mainly of Croatian troops. Comprised 12 infantry companies and 3 hussar squadrons. Three battalions served on the Rhine, two battalions under served in Italy.
Mihalovich’s Corps (Slavonisch-Serbisches Corps Milalovich) - Raised in 1792.
Carneville Legion (Carneville Frei-Legion) - Raised and paid for in the Netherlands in 1793 by Carl Franz Graf Carneville. Consisted mainly of French émigrés. Consisted of two companies of infantry and jägers and a division of hussars.
Würmser’s Corps (Steyer-Würmser’sches Frei-Corps) - Slavonic corps formed in 1793 and consisted of battalions of infantry and four squadrons of hussars. Consisted of six infantry companies and one hussar squadron.
Luttich’s Volunteers (Lutticher Freiwillige) - Formed in 1794 as a battalion of six companies.
Rohan’s Corps (Rohan’sches Frei-Corps) - French émigrés formed in the Netherlands in 1794. Consisted of an infantry regiment and six hussar squadrons.
Brentano’s Feldjäger-Corps - Raised in Turin in 1799 & disbanded in 1800.
Italian Light Battalion (Italiensches Leichtes Battalion) - Raised in Italy in 1799 & disbanded in 1801.
Dalmatian Light Battalion - Raised in Dalmatia in 1800 & disbanded in 1801.
Lower Austrian Volunteers (Niederosterreichishes Freiwilligen-Corps) - Raised in 1800 and consisted of one Jäger and two Schützen battalions each of six companies of 184 men.
Bourbon Legion - émigré corps formed 1704, 6 infantry companies, 1 hussar squadron.
Erzherzog Karl Legion - November 1800 to 1801 - 22 battalions.
Lobkowitz Freicorps - formed May 1809.
Maria Ludovika Siebenberger Jagerkorps - 2 battalions formed May 1809.
Bukowiner Cavalry - 4 squadrons formed June 1809.
Erzherzog Karl Siebenberger Freicorps - 4 squadrons formed June 1809.
Vienna Cavalry Corps 2 squadrons - formed May 1809.
Mountain Jagerkorps - formed September 1809.
Frei-Corps Maria Ludovika - Raised and disbanded in 1814 in Italy.
Serbian Frei-Corps - Raised in 1814 and disbanded in 1815.
After a history of incidents and atrocities committed by these Frie-Corps, most notably the Würmser’s Corps which are actually mentioned in a diplomatic letter from Britain to the Austrian government, the Austrian’s tried to replace these units with formations of Light Infantry under the command of formally trained Austrian Officers. (see Light Infantry above)
The experiment failed. The Austrian's claimed that the men drafted into these units from the Frei-Corps were temperamentally unsuited to training and discipline, and it seems that their new Austrian Officers were no more able to exert control over them than their Frei-Corps officers. Desertion and insubordination was rampant in these battalions and in the end they were disbanded.
However, surprisingly the men from these same units which were later transferred into either the French and British service were considered to be highly reliable soldiers by both nations, and so it seems the failing was most likely in their handling by the formally trained Austrian Officer Korps rather than an inherent flaw in the men themselves.

Landwehr in 1809(target was 170 battalions each to be composed of 4 to 6 companies of Fusiliers and 2 rifle armed Schutzen or Jager companies)
19 battalions Niederösterreich Landwehr
15 battalions Oberösterreich Landwehr (this strength was never fully realised)
13 battalions Steirische Landwehr
10 Krainische Landwehr (some doubt whether fully mobilised)
5 battalions Kärntener Landwehr
4 battalions Salzburger Landwehr (2nd battalion Jager)
6 battalions Legion Erzherzog Karl (raised in Bohemia and each battalion consisted of four normal companies armed with the musket and two jäger companies)
55 battalions Bohemische Landwehr
2 battalions Mährische Landwehr four companies of fusiliers and two companies of jägers
2 battalions Mahrische-Schlesische Landwehr
3 battalions Prager Burgerlisches Landwehr (comprising a normal battalion, a schafschützen battalion, and a grenadier battalion)
6 battalions Weiner Freiwilligen Bataillonen (each of six companies) plus an additional jäger company.


Breakdown of Bohemian landwehr (from http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/Austria/ArmyStudy/c_AustrianArmyBohemia.html):
Berauner Kreis 2 Battalions -1st battalion Beraun ; 2nd battalion Beraun
Bidzower Kreis 4 Battalions - 1st battalion Bydzow; 2nd battalion Bydzow ; 3rd battalion Bydzow ; 4th battalion Bydzow
Budweiser Kreis 3 Battalions - 1st battalion Budweis ; 2nd battalion Budweis ; 3rd battalion Budweis;
Bunzlauer Kreis 6 Battalions - 1st battalion Jungbunzlau ; 2nd battalion Jungbunzlau ; 3rd battalion Jungbunzlau; 4th battalion Jungbunzlau ; 5th battalion Jungbunzlau ; 6th battalion Jungbunzlau;
Caslauer Kreis 3 Battalions - 1st battalion Caslau; 2nd battalion Časlau; 3rd battalion Caslau;
Chrudimer Kreis 4 Battalions - 1st battalion Chrudim ; 2nd battalion Chrudim ; 3rd battalion Chrudim ;4th battalion Chrudim ;
Elbogener Kreis 3 Battalions - 1st battalion Elbogen; 2nd battalion Elbogen; 3rd battalion Elbogen ;
Kaurimer Kreis 2 Battalions -1st battalion Kaurzim; 2nd battalion Kaurzim
Klattauer Kreis 3 Battalions - 1st battalion Klattau ; 2nd battalion Klattau ;3rd battalion Klattau ;
Königgrätzer Kreis 5 Battalions -1st battalion Königgrätz; 2nd battalion Königgrätz; 3rd battalion Königgrätz; 4th battalion Königgrätz; 5th battalion Königgrätz ;
Leitmeritzer Kreis 5 Battalions -1st battalion Leitmeritz ; 2nd battalion Leitmeritz ; 3rd battalion Leitmeritz ; 4th battalion Leitmeritz; 5th battalion Leitmeritz ;
Pilsener Kreis 3 Batalions -1st battalion Pilsen ; 2nd battalion Pilsen; 3rd battalion Pilsen ;
Prachiner Kreis 4 Battalions - 1st battalion Prachin; 2nd battalion Prachin ;3rd battalion Prachin; 4th battalion Prachin;
City of Prague 2 Battalions - 1st battalion města Prahy; 2nd battalion města Prahy
Rakonitzer Kreis 2 Battalions -1st battalion Rakonitz; 2nd battalion Rakonitz;
Saazer Kreis 2 Battalions -1st battalion Saaz ; 2nd battalion Saaz ;
Taborer Kreis 2 Battalions -1st battalion Tabor ; 2nd battalion Tabor

Breakdown of Mährische Landwehr- Moravia
1. Brünner Kreis (4 Battalions: 1st Battalion Brünn; 2nd Battalion Cernahora; 3rd Battalion Austerlitz ; 4th Battalion Seelowitz)
2. Hradischer Kreis (3 Battalions: 1st Battalion Strassnitz; 2nd Battalion Holleschau; 3rd Battalion Buschlowitz )
3. Iglauer Kreis (3 Battalions: 1st Battalion Iglau; 2nd Battalion Iglau; ?)
4. Olmützer Kreis (5 Battalions: 1st Battalion Olmütz; 2nd Battalion Olmütz; 3rd Battalion Olmütz; 4th Battalion Olmütz; 5th Battalion Olmütz)
5. Prerauer Kreis (3 Battalions: 1st Battalion Prerau; 2nd Battalion Prerau ; 3rd Battalion Prerau ),
6. Teschener Kreis (2 Battalions: 1st Battalion Teschen; 2nd Battalion Friedeck)
7. Troppauer Kreis (3 Battalions: 1st Battalion Troppau; 2nd Battalion Jägerndorf; 3rd Battalion Zuckmantl)
8. Znaymer Kreis (2 Battalions: 1st Battalion Namiest; 2nd Battalion Znaym; 3rd Battalion not raised)

Breakdown of the Inner-Austrian Landwehr Infantry (Innerösterreichische Landwehr)
Carinthian Landwehr – Kärntnerische Landwehr
1. Circle of Klagenfurt (Klagenfurter Kreis - 3 battalions:1st Battalion Klagenfurt; 2nd Battalion Althofen; 3rd Battalion Lavamünd)
2. Circle of Villach (Villacher Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Villach; 2nd Battalion Sachsenburg)

Landwehr of Styria - Steiermärkische Landwehr
1. Circle of Bruck (Brucker Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Mürzzuschlag ; 2nd Battalion Leoben)
2. Circle of Cillj (today Celje – Slovenia) Cillier (Cillier Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Cilli; 2nd Battalion Peilenstein)
3. Circle of Graz (Grazer Kreis - 5 Battalions: 1st Battalion Graz; 2nd Battalion Eggenburg; 3rd Battalion Wilden; 4th Battalions Fürstenfeld; 5th Battalions Hartberg)
4. Circle of Judenburg (Judenburger Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Judenburg; 2nd Battalion Rottenmann)
5. Circle of Marburg (today Maribor Slovenia) Marburger (Marburger Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Marburg; 2nd Battalion Pettau)

Landwehr of Carniola – Istria – Gorizia and Coastlands (Krain-Küstenländische - Istrische) Landwehr
1. Circle of Adelsberg (Postojna) (Adelsberger Kreis - 4 battalions: 1st Battalion Mitterburg (Pisino); 2nd Battalion Lippa; 3rd Battalion Adelsberg; 4th battalion Loitsch)
2. Circle of Görz (Görzer Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Görz; 2nd Battalion Tolmein)
3. Circle of Ljubljana (Laibacher Kreis - 3 battalions: 1st battalion Laibach; 2nd Battalion Radmannsdorf; 3rd Battalion practically not raised (disbanded Before the war))
4. Circle of Neustädtl (Neustädtler Kreis - 4 battalions: 1st Unterkrainer battalion Neustädtl; 2nd Battalion Gottschee; 3rd Battalion Tschernembl; 4th battalion not completely raised)
5. Circle of Trieste – Free Port of Trieste (Triester Kreis - 2 battalions: 1st Battalion Triester Stadtmiliz or battalion Triester Freikorps; 2nd Battalion Triester Territorialmiliz or 2nd Bn. Triester Freikorps; 3rd Battalion Triester Territorialmiliz raised in March 1809 - disbanded June 25; Triester Jäger-Freikorps (2 compagnies)

Galician Landwehr
This Corps was almost never raised. Only some unit of volunteers were organized entering the campaign against the Poles and the Saxons.
The Galician Volunteers battalions (Galizische Freiwillige)
I Battalion Ostgalizien Raised with 4 companies.
II Battalion Westgalizien „Erzherzog Ferdinand“ Raised with 4 companies.
III battalion "Kaiserin Lodovica"
Arnauten Corps Bukowina and Bukowinaer Freiwillige battalion raised too late to fight.
Galician Cossacks or Kosackenkorps (Österreichisches Kosakenpulk -Galizische Freikosaken only volunteer cavalry unit formed was a corps of dismounted cossacks (Freikosaken-Abtheilungen zu Fuss) - reinforced by 3 Sqns. of the Schlesischen Freikorps Schill.


Insurrection Troops

1800

Hungarian Insurrection
Infantry:
Above the Danube: Pest (Pesther); Bacs; Trencsin; Hont/Gran; Neograd; Pressburg; 1st Neutra; 2nd Neutra; Thuroczar/Zala (Szala);
Below the Danube: Odenburg/Raab/Weiselburg; Vesprim (Wesprimer)/Komorn (Comorner); Weissenburg; Szalad; Sϋmegh;
Above the Thiess: Borsod/Unghvar; Abaujvar/Zips; Hewes/Gömor;
Below the Theiss: 1st Bihar, 2nd Bihar; Arad/Bekes; Temess/Torontal; Krasso-Svency;

Hussar Regiments:
Above the Danube: Pest (Pesther); Pressburg; Gran;
Below the Danube: Eisenburg; Weissenburg; Stuhl; Sϋmegh (1 squadron);
Above the Thiess: Jazygiec; Kumanier & Hayduck (became 12th Palatinal Hussars in 1802); Zemplin; Borsod/Szongrad;
Below the Theiss: Szathumar; Bihar (includes Arad/Krasso-Svency); Bekess/Szongrad;

Croatian Insurrection
Personal (Nobles); Portal (massed levy); Banderial (bands led by wealthy nobles)
Infantry:
Agram/Warasdin/Kreuz; Poserga/Syrmien; Banderial of Agram/Kreutz;
Hussars:
Banderial of Agram/Kreutz; Agram/Warasdin/Syrmien;


1805

Insurrection failed to muster (infantry battalions of 700 to 900 men, Hussar regiments 1,150 to 1,260men)
Hungarian Insurrection
Infantry:
Above the Danube: Pressburg; 1st Neutra; 2nd Neutra; 1st Trencsin; 2nd Trencsin; Bars; Arva; Sohl; Gran; Neograd; Pest (Pesther); Ofen; Bacs;
Below the Danube: Weiselburg; 1st eisenburg; 2nd Eisenburg; Szalad; Vesprim (Wesprimer); Komorn (Comorner); Weissenburg; Tolna; Baranya; Sϋmegh;
Above the Thiess: Heves; Gömor; Borsod; Zips; Saros; Zemplin;
Below the Theiss: Szatmar; Szalolcs; Bihar; Bekes; Csongrad; Arad; Torontal; Krassova;

Hussar Regiments:
Above the Danube: Pest (Pesther); Pressburg; Trencsin;
Below the Danube: Eisenburg; Baranya; Szalad;
Above the Thiess: Zemplin; Zips;
Below the Theiss: Bihar; Temes;

May 1809


Hungarian Insurrection
Infantry –
Above the Danube: Pressburg; Pest (Pesther); Neutra; Neograd;
Below the Danube: 1st Eisenburg; 2nd Eisenburg; 1st Komorn (Comorner); 2nd Komorn; Zala (Szala); Vesprim (Wesprimer); Stuhl Weissenburg;
Above the Thiess: Heve; Borsod; Gömor; Zemplin; Abaujvar;
Below the Theiss: 1st Szatmar; 2nd Szatmar (3 companies); Mararos; Bihar (3 companies);

Hussar Regiments
Above the Danube: Pest (Pesther); Bars; Neograd; Pressburg;
Below the Danube: Sϋmegh; Vesprim (Wesprimer); Zala (Szala); Eisenburg; Odenberg (2 squadrons);
Above the Thiess: Heve; Zemplin;
Below the Theiss: Szabolacs; Bihar; Torontal; Szatamar; Arad;

Croatian Insurrection
10 battalions - Banderial (2 battalions – 1,644 men); Personal (2 battalions – 1,042 men); Portal (? Battalions – 10,000 men); Littoral (?battalions – 2,450 men)
12 squadrons - Banderial Hussars (601 men); Portal (866 men); Personal (182 men); Volunteers (162 men);

Slavonian Insurrection
5 battalions - totalling5,000 troops.

Siebernberg Insurrection
4 infantry regiments – 7,000 men
1 Hussar regiment – 1,000 men