Henning–Tahy conflict

Henning–Tahy conflict
	; Ruins of old Susedgrad Castle
Date	1564 - 1584
Location	Susedgrad-Stubica Seigniory
Result	Croatian–Slovene Peasant Revolt; Hennings bought back Susedgrad castle in 1584;
Belligerents
Henning family, supported by: ; Gregorijanec Family ; Szekely of Krapina ; local peasants	Tahy family, supported by: ; Alapić Family ; Keglević family ; ban of Croatia
Commanders and leaders
Ursula Henning ; Ambroz Gregorijanec ; Ilija Gregorić ; Matija Friščić ; Nikola Kralić	Ferenc Tahy ; Péter Erdődy ; Matija Keglević ; Šimun Keglević ; Peter Ratkay ; Ivan Alapić

The Henning–Tahy conflict was a series of armed conflicts and legal disputes between a faction centered around Ursula Meknitzer Henning and a faction centered around Ferenc Tahy, over the control of Susedgrad castle. Throughout their strife for the possession of this castle, the rival nobles also attempted to incite its rival's peasants against their own master, which was one of the causes for major Croatian–Slovene Peasant Revolt in 1573.

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