As the conflict rumbled on, the Hofkriegsrat president Prince Eugene of Savoy appointed the loyal Hungarian Field Marshal János Pálffy chief negotiator. In November 1710, Pálffy contacted the Kuruc commander Sándor Károlyi and achieved a truce on 13 January 1711.
As the conflict continued, Prince Eugene of Savoy appointed loyal Hungarian Field Marshal János Pálffy chief negotiator. In November 1710, Pálffy contacted Kuruc commander Sándor Károlyi and reached a truce on January 13, 1711.