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Not sure if this is working as designed (and bad luck) or a bug:

Situation (1809 scenario):
I (Coalition) lost the battle at Regensburg badly and my army retreated to München. In the same turn I have this in my event log:

So, was I extremely unlucky? I checked the log if this was a scripted event, but it didn't appear to be.

Control != loyalty

If this works like in AACW (http://www.ageod.net/aacwwiki/Loyalty#Revolt), an ungarrisoned province loyal to your enemy can revolt. I don't know if Munchen qualifies as ungarrisoned in your case (e.g. if the revolt took place before your retreating force reached it), but this is my best guess.

Ah, that explains it.

I think it is not like that, loyalty is different from military control.

As your army retreated to München, you gain a very high military control :
http://www.ageod.net/aacwwiki/Manual:Military_control.

But as coalition loyalty (yours) is certainly very low, you have an increased risk to suffer a revolt and lose the city.
So, you control the region but have lost the structure.