Table of Contents

Britain and France

Agincourt, Battle of (1415, 25 Oct. )
Aigues-Mortes
Aiguillon, Siege of (1346)
Alfred, King of Wessex
Alnwick
Anthon, Battle of (1430)
Ardres, Battle of (1351)
Athenry, Battle of (1316)
Auray, Battle of (1364, 29 Sept.)
Bannockburn, Battle of (1314, 23DS4 June)
Bastard Feudalism
Baugé, Battle of (1421, 22 Mar.)
Bayeux Tapestry
Bedford, Siege of (1224)
Bertran Duguesclin
Berwick, Sieges of (1296, 1318, 1319, 1333)
Black Death
Book-Land
Bourgthéroulde, Battle of (1124, 26 Mar.)
Bouvines, Battle of (1214, 22 Jul.)
Boves, Siege of (1185)
Brémule, Battle of (1119, 20 Aug.)
Brian Boru
Britain: Narrative (500-1000)
Britain: Sources (500-1000)
Britain: Historiography (500-1000)
Britain: Narrative (1000-1300)
Britain: Sources (1000-1300)
Britain: Historiography (1000-1300)
Britain: Narrative (1300-1500)
Britain: Sources (1300-1500)
Britain: Historiography (1300-1500)
Bruce, Edward
Bulgneville, Battle of (1431)
Bureau Brothers
Burghal Hidage
Burh
Caen, Siege of (1417)
Caerlaverock, Siege of (1300)
Calais, Siege of (1346, Sept. DSAug. 1347)
Calais, Siege of (1436-7)
Carcassonne, Siege of (1209)
Carlisle, Siege of (1315)
Carrickfergus, Siege of (1315-16)
Castelnaudary, Siege and Battle of (1211)
Castillon, Siege and Battle of (1453, 17 Jul.)
Cavalry
Celtic Styles of Warfare
Chandos, Sir John
Chanson de Roland
Charles of Charolais (Charles the Bold of Burgundy)
Charles VII of France
Charny, Geoffroi de
Chateau-Gaillard, Siege of (1203, Sept.DSMarch 1204)
Chizé, Battle of (1373)
Christine de Pisan (Pizan)
Cinque Ports
Clare, Richard FitzGilbert de ("Strongbow")
Clos des Galées
Commemoration of Battles and Warriors
Compagnies d'Ordonnance
Conquereuil, Battle of (992)
Crécy, Battle of (1346, 26 Aug.)
Crevant (Cravant), Battle near (1423, 31 Jul.)
David I of Scotland
Distraint of Knighthood
Domesday Book
Dover
Dunois, Jean Comte de (Jean d'Orleans)
Dupplin Moor, Battle of (1332, 8 Aug.)
Écorcheurs
Edington, Battle of (878)
Edward I of England
Edward III of England
Edward IV of England
Edward, the Black Prince
Evesham, Battle of (1265, 4 Aug.)
Falkirk, Battle of (1298, 22 Jul.)
Familia Regis
Formigny, Battle of (1450, 15 Apr.)
France: Narrative (900-1328)
France: Sources (900-1328)
France: Historiography (900-1328)
France: Narrative (1328-1483)
France: Sources (1328-1483)
France: Historiography (1328 - 1483)
Frétéval, Battle of (1194, 4 Jul.)
Fulk Nerra
Gournay, Siege and Combat of (1107)
Great Companies
Halidon Hill, Battle of (1333, 19 Jul.)
Hand-to-Hand Combat
Harfleur, Siege of (1415, 17 Aug.-22 Sept.)
Hastings, Battle of (1066, 14 Oct.)
Henry II of England
Henry V of England
Henry of Grosmont, First Duke of Lancaster
Héricourt, Battle of (1474, 13 Nov.)
Hobelars
Humbleton Hill, Battle of (1402, 14 Sept.)
Hundred Years' War: Causes
Hundred Years' War: Costs
Hundred Years' War: Naval Raids on England
Jean de Bueil
Jean de Vienne, Admiral of France
Jean de Villiers, Sire de L'Isle Adam
Jean le Maingre, "Boucicaut"
Joan of Arc
John, King of England
John of Gaunt
La Hire
La Roche Derrien, Siege and Battle of (1347, 27 June)
La Rochelle, Naval battle of (1372, 22/25 June)
Le Puiset, Sieges of (1111, 1112)
Lewes, Battle of (1264, 14 May)
Limoges, Siege of (1370)
Lincoln, Battle of (1141, 2 Feb.)
London, Tower of
Loudon Hill, Battle of (1307, 10 May)
Louis VI of France
Louis VII of France
Louis VIII of France
Louis IX of France
Louis of Bourbon, "Le Bon Duc"
Maldon, Battle of (991, Aug.)
Marshal, William
Mauny, Sir Walter de
Mauron, Battle of (1352, 14 Aug.)
Medical Treatment
Methven, Battle of (1306)
Montl'héry Battle of (1465, 16 Jul.)
Montreuil-Bellay, Siege of (1151)
Montsegur, Siege of (1243)
Muret, Battle of (1213)
Nancy, Battle of (1477, 5 Jan.)
Neuss, Siege of (1474DS75)
Neville's Cross, Battle of (1346, 17 Oct. )
Norman Conquests, Norman Expansion
Northallerton, Battle of (1124, 26 Mar.)
Orléans, Siege of (1428, 12 Oct. DS8 May 1429)
Otterburn, Battle of (1388)
Ottoman Armies and Military Methods
Owain Glyn Dwr (Owen Glendower)
Patay, Battle of (1429, 18 June)
Philip the Bold of Burgundy
Philip II Augustus of France
Philip VI of France
Philippe de Commynes
Poitiers, Battle of (1356, 19 Sept. )
Pont-Audemer, Siege of (1123)
Pontlevoi, Battle of (1016, 6 Jul.)
Pontvallain, Battle of
Rennes, Siege of (1356)
Richard I of England and Anjou
Richard III of England
Robert Curthose, Duke of Normandy
Robert I of Scotland (Robert Bruce)
Robert of Bellême
Rochester, Siege of (1088)
Rochester, Siege of (1215)
Roses, Wars of the (1455-1485): Tactics and Major Battles
Rouen, Siege of (1204)
Rouen, Siege of (1418, Aug. DSJan. 1419)
Rouen, Siege of (1449, Oct. )
Rouvray, Battle of (Battle of the Herrings) (1429, 12 Feb.)
Saint-Aubin-du-Cormier, Battle of (1488, 28 Jul.)
Saintes, Battle of (1242)
Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte, Siege of (1375)
Sandwich, Battle of (1217, 24 Aug.)
Scrope-Grosvenor Controversy
Seine, Naval Battle of the (1416)
Servicium Debitum
Shrewsbury, Battle of (1403, 21 Jul.)
Simon (IV) de Montfort
Simon (V) de Monfort
Special Operations
Stephen of England
Stirling Bridge, Battle of (1297, 11 Sept.)
Strategy
Suger
Tactics
Taillebourg, Battle of (1242, 20 Jul.)
Talbot, John, Earl of Shrewsbury
Termes, Siege of (1210)
Thane (Thegn)
Tinchebrai, Battle of (1106, 28 Sept.)
Toulouse, Sieges of (1211-1228)
Tournai, Siege of
Ulster Cycle, The
Val-ès-Dunes, Battle of (1047, Jan.)
Varey, Battle of (1325)
Verneuil, Battle of (1424, 17 Aug.)
Wallace, William
Wark
Wark, Sieges of (1138, 1173)
Warwick "the Kingmaker"
William of Ypres
William I of England
Xaintrailles

Byzantium

Adrianople, Battle of (378, 9 Aug. )
Adrianople, Battle of (1050)
Adrianople, Battle of (1205)
Alaric
Alexios I Komnenos
Anastasius
Anchialos (Acheloos), Battle of (917-)
Ancyra, Battle of (1402-)
Anzen, Battle of (838)
Arcadiopolis, Battle of (970)
Arcadiopolis, Battle of (1194)
Azaz, Battle near (1030, 9 Aug.)
Basil I
Basil II
Bathys Ryax, Battle of (878)
Belisarius
Brusa, Siege of (1317-1326)
Bryennios, Nikephoros
Byzantine Attitudes to War
Byzantine Empire: Narrative (500)
Byzantine Empire: Sources (500)
Byzantine Empire: Historiography (500)
Byzantine Empire: Narrative (1000)
Byzantine Empire: Sources (1000)
Byzantine Empire: Historiography (1000)
Byzantine Empire: Narrative (1300)
Byzantine Empire: Sources (1300)
Byzantine Empire: Historiography (1300)
Byzantine Empire: Military Ranks, Army and Navy
Byzantine Empire: Regiments
Calavrtya, Battle of (1079)
Carthage, Battle of (533)
Constantine V
Constantinople: Fortifications
Constantinople: Siege of (717DS718)
Constantinople: Rus Attacks (860, 907, 941)
Constantinople: Siege of (1422-)
Constantinople: Siege of (1453, AprilDSMay)
Danube Fortifications
Daras, Battle of (530)
Dorostolon, Battle of (971)
Dyrrachium, Battle of (1081)
Fortifications: Byzantine Fortifications and Building Techniques
George Tornikios (Tornikes)
Greek Fire
Gregory Pakourianos (Bakurian)
Harangues
Heraclius
Isaac I Komnenos
Isaac II Angelos
Jerusalem, Capture of (614-)
John Kourkouas
John I Tzimiskes
John II Komnenos
John Skylityzes: Chronicle
Justinian I
Katakalon Kekaumenos
Kataphraktoi
Kephissos, Battle of (1311, 15 Mar.)
Lalakon, Battle of (863)
Leo III, Emperor
Leo VI, Emperor
Levounion, Battle of (1091)
Maniakes, George
Manuel I Komnenos
Manzikert or Malasgard, Battle of (1071, 26 Aug.)
Maurice
Military Medicine, Byzantine
Military Treatises, Byzantine
Myriokephalon, Battle of (1176)
Narses
Nikephoros II Phokas
Nikephoros III Botaneiates
Nineveh, Battle of (627)
Notitia Dignitatum
Pelagonia, Battle of (1259)
Phocas
Prokopios
Pronoia
Psiloi
Raban, Battle of
Recruitment: Byzantine Recruitment and Conscription
Religious Services, Byzantine
Romanos I Lekapenos
Romanos IV Diogenes
Ships, Byzantine
Siege Warfare: Byzantine Siege Warfare
Silistra, Battle of (1086)
Skoutatoi
Strymon, Battle of (1185)
Syllaeum, Battle of (677)
Taginae, Battle of (552, July)
Themata (Themes)
Theophilos
Thessalonica, Siege of (586)
Thessalonica, Siege of (904-)
Thessalonica, Siege of (1185)
Thessalonica, Siege of (1385-7)
Varangian Guard
Versinikia, Battle of (813)
Viminacium, Battle of (601)
Vitalianus
Wall of Thrace
Weapons, Byzantine
Yarmuk, Battle of (636, 20 Aug.)

Crusades

Acre, Siege of (1189)
Ager Sanguinis, Battle of (1119)
Antioch, Siege and Battles of (1097-8)
Arabs
Arsuf, Battle of (1191)
Ascalon, Battle of (1099)
Assassins
Balbein, Battle of al- (1167)
Baybars
Bohemund
Crusader Relations with Byzantium
Crusader Settlement
Crusades: Narrative (1089-1180)
Crusades: Sources (1089-1180)
Crusades: Historiography (1089-1180)
Crusades: Narrative (1180-1245)
Crusades: Sources (1180-1245)
Crusades: Historiography (1180-1245)
Crusades: Narrative (1245-1500)
Crusades: Sources (1245-1500)
Crusades: Historiography (1245-1500)
Crusades: Historiography Overview (1000-1500)
Damascus, Siege of (1148)
Damietta, Siege of (1218-20)
Dorylaeum, Battle of (1097)
Fatimids
Feudalism in the Levant
Godfrey de Bouillon
Hab, Battle of (1119)
Hattin, Battle of (1187)
Jerusalem, Siege of (1098)
Joinville, Jean de
La Forbie, Battle of (1244)
Mamluks
Mansurah, Battle of (1250)
Military Orders, Levantine
Peter II of Cyprus
Raymond of St. Gilles
Raynard de Chatillon
Saladin
Sarmin, Battle of (1115)
Seljuks
Tancred
Villehardouin, Geoffroi de

East Central Europe

Alba Societas
Alexander Nevsky
Anchialus, Battle of (708)
Avars
Baltics: Narrative (500-1300)
Baltics: Sources (500-1300)
Baltics: Historiography (500-1300)
Baltics: Narrative (1300-1500)
Baltics: Sources (1300-1500)
Baltics: Historiography (1300-1500)
Banates
Banderium
Béla IV of Hungary
Berrhoe, Battle of (1189)
Black Army of Mátyás Hunyadi, King of Hungary
Boleslaw, Chrobry
Bosnian Highlands, Battle of the (927, 27 May )
Boyars
Bratislava, Battle of (907, 4-6 Jul. )
Câmpia Pâinii, Battle of (1479)
Chojnice, Battle of (1454)
Cosmin Forest, Battle of (1497)
Crnomen, Battle of (1371, 26 Sept. )
Cumans
Druzhina
Durben, Battle of (1260)
East Central Europe: Narrative (500-1000)
East Central Europe: Narrative (1000-1300)
East Central Europe: Narrative (1300-1500)
Esztergom, Siege of (1242)
Familiaritas
Filippo Scolari
Glogów, Siege of (1109)
Golden Horde
Grunwald, Battle of (1410, 15 Jul.)
Honor
Hungarian Border Fortification Line
Hungarian Raids
Hungary: Narrative (500-1000)
Hungary: Sources (500-1000)
Hungary: Historiography (500-1000)
Hungary: Narrative (1000-1300)
Hungary: Sources (1000-1300)
Hungary: Historiography (1000-1300)
Hungary: Narrative (1300-1526)
Hungary: Sources (1300-1526)
Hungary: Historiography (1300-1526)
Huns
Hunyadi, Mátyás, King of Hungary
Hunyadi, John (János)
Hussars
Hussites: Tactics and Battles
Indagines
Kalka, Battle at River (1223, 31 May)
Karlstein, Siege of (1422)
Kastrioti, Gjergj
Kenezii
Khazars
Kinizsi, Pál
Klokotnica, Battle of (1230)
Kosovo Polje, Battle of (1389, 15 June)
Kosovo Polje, Battle of (1448, 16-18 Oct. )
Kroissenbrunn, Battle of (1260)
Krücken, Battle of (1245)
Kulikovo, Battle of (1380, 8 Sept.)
Kunovica, Battle near (1444, 2 Jan.)
Kyustendil, Battle of (1330)
Lajos I of Hungary
Legnica, Battle of (1241)
Makry Plagi, Battle of (1263)
Ménfo, Battle of (1044)
Mesembria, Battle of (812)
Miklós Toldi
Military Auxiliary Peoples
Military Orders, Northern
Militia Portalis
Mohács, Battle of (1526, 29 Aug.)
Mongols
Muhi, Battle of (1241, 11 Apr.)
Naklo, Battle of (1109)
Nandorfehervar/Belgrade, Siege of (1456)
Nicopolis, Battle of (1396, 25 Sept.)
Obrona Potoczna
Otakar II "The Great" of Bohemia
Patzinaks
Peipus, Battle on the Ice of Lake (1242, 5 Apr.)
Perejaslaw, Siege of (1096, 30 May - 19 June )
Perejaslaw, Battle of (1149, 23 Aug.)
Pliska, Battle of (811, 26 Jul. )
Plowce, Battle near (1331, 27 Sept.)
Prinitza, Battle of (1261)
Prokop the Bald
Psie Pole, Battle of (1109)
Rensen, Battle of (1244)
Romanian Principalities
Rota
Saule, Battle at River (1236)
Sigismund of Luxembourg, Holy Roman Emperor
Sit', Battle at the River (1238, 4 Mar.)
Slavic Lands: Narrative (500-1000)
Slavic Lands: Sources (500-1000)
Slavic Lands: Historiography (500-1000)
Slavic Lands: Narrative (1000-1300)
Slavic Lands: Sources (1000-1300)
Slavic Lands: Historiography (1000-1300)
Slavic Lands: Narrative (1300-1500)
Slavic Lands: Sources (1300-1500)
Slavic Lands: Historiography (1300 - 1500)
Sofia, Battle of (1385)
Stefan cel Mare, Voivode (Prince) of Moldavia
Stratiots
Swantopelk, Duke of Pomerania
Székelyek
Szlachta
Tomori, Pál
Torviolli, Battle of (1444)
Transylvania
Ujebardha, Battle of (1457, 2 Sept.)
Varna, Battle of (1444, 10 Nov.)
Vaslui, Battle of (1475, 17 Jan.)
Vidin, Siege of
Vlachs
Vlad Tepes (Vlad III Dracula), Prince of Wallachia
Vysehrad, Siege of (1421)
Wallachia, Battle in (1330, 10-13 Nov.)
Zara (Zadar), Siege of (1345-6)
Zatec, Siege of (1421)
%Zi%zka, Jan

Francia and Germany

Aachen, Siege of (1248)
Agrarii Milites
Albrecht Achilles, Margrave of Brandenburg
Altenesch, Battle of (1234, 27 May)
Andernach, Battle of ( 876, 8 Oct.)
Andernach, Battle of (July 1114)
Augsburg, Siege of (955)
Avignon, Siege of (737)
Bishops: Overview
Bornhöved, Battle of (1227, 22 Jul.)
Brabanzons, Brabancons
Bregenz, Battle of (1408)
Brunkenberge, Battle of (1471)
Bruno of Magdeburg
Burgdorf, Siege of (1383-1384)
Charlemagne, King of the Franks, Roman Emperor
Charles, "The Bald," King of West Francia, Roman Emperor
Charles Martel, Mayor of the Palace
Clovis I, King of the Franks
Cnut, King of Denmark, England and Norway
Cologne, Siege of (1205-1206)
Cologne, Sieges of (1252, 1257, 1262)
Conrad III of Germany
Dorestad, Battle of (695)
Dorestad, Siege of (834)
Dornach, Battle of (1499, 22 Jul.)
Dornbühl, Battle of (1298)
Dorpat, Siege of (1224)
Dürnkrut, Battle of (1278, 26 Aug.)
Einhard
Elster, Battle of (1080, 15 Oct.)
Fontenoy, Battle of (841, 24 June)
Frankfurt, Battle of (1246, 5 Aug.)
Franks, Merovingian: Narrative (482-751)
Franks, Merovingian: Sources (482-751)
Franks, Merovingian: Historiography (482-751)
Franks, Carolingian: Narrative (751-899)
Franks, Carolingian: Sources (751-899)
Franks, Carolingian: Historiography (751-899)
Frederick I Barbarossa, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Frederick II, King of Gemany and Sicily, Roman Emperor
Frederick III of Habsburg, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Germany: Narrative (911-1024)
Germany: Sources (911-1042)
Germany: Historiography (911-1024)
Germany: Narrative (1024-1125)
Germany: Sources (1024-1125)
Germany: Historiography (1024-1125)
Germany: Narrative (1125-1250)
Germany: Sources (1125-1250)
Germany: Historiography (1125-1250)
Germany: Narrative (1250-c. 1415)
Germany: Sources (1250-c. 1415)
Germany: Historiography (1250-c. 1415)
Germany: Narrative (1415-1493)
Germany: Sources (1415-1493)
Germany: Historiography (1415-1493)
Godfred, King of Denmark
Grandson, Battle of (1476, 2 Mar.)
Gregory of Tours
Harald Hardrada, King of Norway
Hausbergen, Battle of (1262, 8 Mar.)
Helgeå, Battle of (1028)
Henry I, King of the East Franks
Henry II, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Henry III, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Henry IV, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Henry V, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Henry VI, King of Germany and Sicily, Roman Emperor
Henry, "The Lion," Duke of Saxony and Bavaria
Hermann of Salza
Hrabanus Maurus
Jeufosse, Siege of (Fossa Givaldi) (852-853)
John of Luxemburg, King of Bohemia
Kulm, Battle of (1126, 18 Feb.)
Lampert of Hersfeld
Landsknechte
Laupen, Battle of (1339, 21 June)
Lechfeld, Battle on the (955, 10 Aug.)
Lothar I, King of the Franks, Roman Emperor
Lothar III of Supplingenburg, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Louis I, "The Pious," King of the Franks, Roman Emperor
Louis II, "The German," King of East Francia
Louis IV, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Magnus Olafsson, King of Norway
Marienburg, Siege of (1410)
Maximilian I, Duke of Burgundy
Mellrichstadt, Battle of (1078, 7 Aug.)
Ministeriales
Morgarten, Battle of (1315, 15 Nov.)
Mühldorf, Battle of (1322, 28 Sept.)
Murten, Battle of (1476, 22 June)
Näfels, Battle of (1388)
Nesjar, Battle of (1016, 26 Mar.)
Nithard
Oissel (Oscellus), Sieges of (858-861)
Olaf Haraldsson, King of Norway
Olaf Tryggvason, King of Norway
Otto I, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Otto IV, King of Germany, Roman Emperor
Otto of Freising and Rahewin
Paris, Siege of (885-886)
Pepin the Short, King of the Franks
Pfeddersheim, Battle of (1460, 4 Jul.)
Pillenreuth, Battle of (1450, 11 Mar.)
Plecihfeld, Battle of (11 August 1086)
Reutlingen, Battle of (1377, 14 May)
Roncesvalles, Battle of (788)
Rudolf of Habsburg, King of Germany
Saucourt, Battle of (881)
Scandinavia: Narrative
Scandinavia: Sources
Scandinavia: Historiography
Schlosshalde, Battle on the (1289)
Seckenheim, Battle of (1462, 30 June)
Sempach, Battle of (1386, 9 Jul.)
Soest, Siege of (1447)
Soissons, Battle of (486)
Stangebjerg, Battle of (1026)
Stiklestad, Battle of (1030)
Stoss, Battle on the (1405, 17 June)
Sven Forkbeard, King of Denmark
Svold, Battle of (1000)
Switzerland: Narrative
Switzerland: Sources
Switzerland: Historiography
Tertry, Battle of (687)
Thietmar of Merseburg
Thorkell the Tall
Tolbiac, Battle of (496)
Tours, Battle of (732)
Unstrut, Battle at the (or Battle of Homburg ) (1075, 9 June)
Vikings
Visé, Battle of
Wassenberg, Battle of (1206, 27 Jul.)
Welfesholz, Battle of (1115, 11 Feb.)
Werner of Urslingen
Wisby, Battle of (1361)
Worringen, Battle of (1288, 5 June)
Zürich, Siege of (1444)

Iberia

Abu Yusuf Ya'qub
Alarcos, Battle of (1195)
Alfonso I of Aragon, "El Batallador"
Alfonso V of Aragon
Alfonso VI of Castile
Alfonso VII of Castile
Alfonso VIII of Castile
Alfonso X of Castile
Alfonso XI of Castile
Alfonso III of Asturias
Algeciras, Sieges of (1278-9 and 1342-44)
Aljubarrota, Battle of (1385)
Almeria, Siege of (1147)
Almogaveres
Andalus, al-
Antequera, Siege of (1410)
Argilers, Siege of (1344)
Band, Chivalric Order of the
Barbastro, Siege of (1064-5)
Burriana, Siege of (1233)
Caballeros villanos
Catalan Company
Catalan Expansion in the Mediterranean
Catholic Kings, The
Ceuta, Siege and Battle of (1415)
Cid, Poema de Mio
Clavijo, Battle of (844)
Córdoba, Siege of (1236)
Coria, Siege of (1142)
Covadonga, Battle of (722)
Díaz de Vivar, Rodrigo "El Cid"
Enrique II of Castile
Fernán González, Poema de
Fernandez de Cordoba, Gonzalo
Fernando of Antequera
Fernando III of Castile, "El Santo"
Fraga, Siege and Battle of (1134)
Fueros
Geraldo the Fearless
Gibraltar, Sieges of (1309, 1333 and 1350)
Gibraltar, Siege of 1465
Granada, Siege of (1490-92)
Guadalete, Battle of (711)
Heredía, Juan Fernandez de
Higuerela, Battle of (1431)
Huesca, Siege of (1094-6)
Huete, Siege of (1172)
Iberia: Narrative (500-1100)
Iberia: Sources (500-1100)
Iberia: Historiography (500-1100)
Iberia: Narrative (1100-1300)
Iberia: Sources (1100-1300)
Iberia: Historiography (1100-1300)
Iberia: Narrative (1300-1500)
Iberia: Sources (1300-1500)
Iberia: Historiography (1300-1500)
Jaen, Sieges of by Fernando III (to 1246)
Jaime I of Aragon
Jaime II of Aragon
Jinetes
Juan Manuel
Las Navas de Tolosa, Battle of (1212)
Lisbon, Siege of (1147)
Mansur, al-
Military Orders, Iberian
Montiel, Battle of (1369)
Muhammad V of Granada
Muntaner, Ramón
Nájera, Battle of (1367)
Pedro I of Castile
Pedro III of Aragon
Pelayo, Don
Pere III, "The Ceremonious" (Pedro IV of Aragon)
Pero Niño de Buelna
Ramón Berenguer I of Barcelona
Reconquista: Concept
Repartimentos
Romancero Tradition
Salado, Battle of, 1340 (Rio Salado)
Salvatierra, Siege of (1211)
Sancho III "the Great" of Navarre
Santa Hermandad
Santiago
Saragossa, Siege of (1118)
Setenil, Sieges of (1407, 1481 and 1483)
Seville, Siege of (1248)
Toledo, Siege of (1085)
Toro, Battle of (1476)
Tortosa, Siege of (1148)
Ubeda, Siege of (1233)
Ucles, Siege and Battle of (1108)
Urraca, Queen of Leon
Valencia, Twin Sieges of (1094)
Valencia, Siege of (1238)
Zahara, Sieges of, (1407 and 1483)
Zallaqah, Battle of (1086)

Italy

Alberigo da Barbiano
Alessandria, Battle of (1390)
Alghero, Siege and Naval Battle of (1353)
Alps and Alpine Passes
Altopascio, Battle of (1325)
Amalfi, Siege of (1073)
Anghiari, Battle of (1440)
Arbedo, Battle of (1422)
Armor Industry, Milanese
Arsenale of Venice
Bari, Siege of (1067-1071)
Benevento, Battle of (1266)
Bergamo, Siege of (1419)
Bosco Marengo, Battle of (1447)
Braccio da Montone and the Bracceschi
Brentelles, Battle of (1386)
Brescia, Fight Near (1401, 21 Oct.)
Brescia, Siege of (1426)
Campaldino, Battle of (1289)
Cannae, Battle of (1041)
Canossa, Battle of (1092)
Canturino, Battle of (1361)
Caravaggio, Battle of (1448, 14 Sept.)
Carcano, Battle of (1160)
Caroccio
Casilinum, Battle of (554, Sept.)
Castagnaro, Battle of (1387)
Castruccio Castracani
Cesena, Massacre at (1377)
Charles of Anjou
Chioggia, Battle of (1378)
Chios, Naval Battle off (1354)
Civitate, Battle of (1053)
Condottieri
Conradin
Corfu, Naval Battle off (1084)
Cortenova, Battle of (1237, 27 Nov.)
Cotrone, Battle of (982, 13 Jul.)
Crema, Siege of (1159)
Diego de Rat
Dyrrachium, Naval Battle off (1081)
Erasmo da Narni, "Il Gattamelata"
Ezzelino da Romano
Facino Cane
Faenza, Siege of (1240-1)
Federigo da Montefeltro
Firenzuola, Battle of (923)
Flor, Roger de
Francesco Bussone, Count of Carmagnola
Genoese-Venetian First War: Naval Battles of (1258)
Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Duke of Milan
Guidoriccio da Fogliano
Hawkwood, John de
Italy: Narrative (476-1000)
Italy: Sources (476-1000)
Italy: Historiography (476 -1000)
Italy: Narrative (1000-1300)
Italy: Sources (1000-1300)
Italy: Historiography (1000-1300)
Italy: Narrative (1300-1493)
Italy: Sources (1300-1493)
Italy: Historiography (1300 - 1493)
Jacopo dal Verme
Piccinino, Niccolò
Konrad of Landau
La Molinella, Battle of
Legnano, Battle of (1176)
Lombard League
Lucera, Siege of (1269)
Machiavelli, Niccolo
Maclodio, Battle of (1427)
Malatesta, Sigismondo Pandolfo and The Malatesta Clan
Malta, Naval Battle of (1283)
Mantua, Siege of (1090)
Marino, Battle of (1379, 30 Apr.)
Meleto, Battle of (1349)
Meloria, Battle of (1284, 6 Aug.)
Messina, Naval Battle off (1268)
Milan, Sieges of (1158, 1160, 1161)
Military League (Taglie)
Montaperti, Battle of (1260, 4 Sept.)
Montreal d'Albarno, Fra Moriale
Musio Attendoli (Sforza)
Nocera, Battle of (1132)
Otranto, Siege of (1480)
Padua, Siege of (1405, 25 June-19 Nov.)
Palermo, Sieges of (1064, 1071-1072)
Parabiago, Battle of (1340)
Parma, Siege of (1247-8)
Peace of Lodi
Pisa, Siege of (1406)
Rhodes, Siege of (1480)
Robert Guiscard
Roger II of Sicily
Roger de Hauteville
Roger of Lauria
San Egidio, Battle of (1416)
Sicilian Vespers, War of
Sorbara, Battle of (1084)
Spoleto, Battle of (940)
Syracuse, Siege of (1085)
Tagliacozzo, Battle of (1268)
Varano, The
Vitelleschi, Giovanni
Volterra, Battle of (1472)

Low Countries and Technology

Ane, Battle of (1227, 28 Jul.)
Annales Gandenses
Armor, Body
Arms Industry and Trade
Arques, Battle of (1303, 4 Apr.)
Artevelde, Jacob van
Artevelde, Philip van
Artillery
Avignon, Fortifications of
Baesweiler, Battle of (1371)
Baldwin of the Iron Arm
Barding
Bastides
Battlefield Archaeology
Battlewagons
Bevershoutsveld, Battle of (1382, 3 May)
Border Defenses, Earthwork
Bruges, Siege of (1127)
Brustem, Battle of (1467, 28 Oct.)
Cassel, Battle of (1071, 22 Feb.)
Cassel, Battle of (1328, August 28)
Castles: Early Middle Ages
Castles: High Middle Ages
Castles: Late Middle Ages
Castles: Historiography
Chateau Gaillard
Counts' Castle in Ghent
Courtrai, Battle and Siege of (1302, 11 Jul.)
Crabbe, John
Crusader Castles
Damme, Battle of (1213, 30-31 May)
Dinant, Siege of (1466)
Farnham Castle
Ferrand of Portugal
Fortifications
Fortified Churches
Froissart, Jean
Galbert of Bruges
Galleys
Gavre, Battle of (1453, 23 Jul.)
Gilbert (Gislebert) of Mons
Grave, Siege of (1388)
Guinegate, Battle of (1479, 7 Aug.)
Gunpowder
Handguns
Harbor Defenses
Helmets
Horses
Incendiaries
Jan van Boendale
Jan van Heelu
Jean le Bel
Krak des Chevaliers
Licenses to Crenellate
Liege, Siege of (1468)
Loarre Castle
Logistics and Transportation
Low Countries: Narrative (855-1300)
Low Countries: Sources (855-1300)
Low Countries: Historiography (855 - 1300)
Low Countries: Narrative (1300-1479)
Low Countries: Sources (1300-1479)
Low Countries: Historiography (1300-1479)
Maps, Navigational Charts, and Itineraries
Metallurgy
Metal Production
Mons-en-Pevele, Battle of (1304, 18 Aug.)
Naval Combat and Tactics
Navigational Technology
Othée, Battle of (1408, 23 Sept.)
Rhodes Town Walls and Masters of Hospitallers Castle
River Defenses
Robert of Artois
Scheut, Battle of
Shields
Ships and Sailing
Siege Warfare: Tactics and Technology
Sluys, Naval Battle of (1340, 24 Jul.)
Staveren, Battle of (1345, 26 Sept.)
Steppes, Battle of (1213, 13 Oct.)
Stirrups and Stirrup Thesis
Thielt, Battle of (1128, 21 June)
Treatises, Military Engineering (Western)
Urban Defenses
Urban Rebellions in the Low Countries
Vlaardingen, Battle of (1018, 29 Jul.)
Vottem, Battle of (1346, 19 Jul.)
Weapons, Hand-to-Hand
Weapons, Missile
Welsh Castles of Edward I
Westrozebeke, Battle of (1382, 27 Nov.)
Willem van Julich
Ypres, Battle of (1383)
Zierikzee, Naval Battle of (1304, 11 Aug.)

Pan-Medieval and Cultural Topics

Arbitration and Peace-Making
Armies: Organization
Armies: Size
Arts, Visual
Assizes of Arms
Atrocities
Bandits and Outlaws
Bannerets
Banners
Battle, Historiography of
Battle Plans, Written
Bishops: Sources
Bishops: Historiography
Blood-feud
Brotherhood-in-arms, Brothers-in-arms
Camps and Billeting
Casualty: Rates and Figures
Children
Chivalric Biographies
Chivalry
Chivalry: Sources
Chivalry: Historiography
Christianity
Clergy: Roles in Warfare
Comitatus
Command: Structures and Methods
Confraternities, Military
Constable
Contracts, Military
Death
Desertion
Devastation and Ravaging
Diplomacy
Discipline
Disease
Engineers and Architects
Epic poetry
Esquire, Armiger, Escuyer, Squire
Feudalism in Europe
Film
Financing of Military Operations
Fire
Freedom, Personal
Frontiers
Good Lordship
Heralds and Heraldry
Horsemanship
Household Knights
Immunity from War
Infantry
Infantry, Mounted
Just War: Just Motive
Kingship
Knighthood and Knights
Laws of War and Just Conduct of War
Livery and Uniforms
Malory, Thomas
Manuals, Military
Marque and Reprisal, Letters of
Marshal
Masculinity
Mercenaries
Military Obligation
Military Ordinances
Military Plans
Militias, Urban
Mirrors of Princes
Monasteries and Monks
Movement, Armies Rates of
Muster and Review
Nationalism and National Identity
Nine Worthies
Nobility
Noncombatants in Armies
Orders of Chivalry and Knighthood
Pacifism
Pagan Religions
Peasant Revolts
Plunder, Division of
Prisoners and Ransoms
Private War
Propaganda
Raids and Raiding
Ransoms of Places
Recruitment
Representative Assemblies
Restauratio Equorum, Restor
Rewards for Military Service
Roman Heritage: Maximalist Interpretation
Roman Heritage: Minimalist Interpretation
Romances
Safe-Conduct
Saints, Military
Saints' Lives
Schools and Masters of Arms
Scouts and Scouting
Sea-power
Sergeant, Serviens
Signals
Slavery
Spies and Intelligence
Theory, Military
Tournament and Tourney
Training
Tribute
Truce and Peace of God
Truces
Valor, Morale, and Cowardice
Vegetius
War Cries
Watch and Ward
Women as Combatants
Youth before 1000
Youth after 1000

About the Author

Clifford J. Rogers is a professor in the department of history at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and serves as joint editor for the Journal of Medieval Military History, the annual journal of the Society for Medieval Military History.

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