English knights

King Henry V leading the English Knights at Agincourt, Hundred Years War

Polish noble knight with a captured banner of the Teutonic Order, Northern Crusade

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The following battles of the 100 Years War are described and illustrated under this title:

This article profiles the Knights Templar Order from their inception in the First Crusade to their rise to power, and ultimately their downfall. The Hospitaller Knights are also compared to their counterparts, the Templars.

Armies of Castile and Aragon 1370–1516: King Alfonso's Neapolitan Campaigns

Sometimes fact can be stranger than fiction and history is littered with strange tales of woe, mirth and the bizarre. Can you separate fact from fantasy in these 20 questions?

Response posted by WARitter | European Armour and Weapons 1250-1600 | on reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/: The equipment of archers at Agincourt is much murkier [than the men-at-arms and knights]. They...

Armour pieces, c. 1525

No man in his day evinced more terror than did Temūr-i Lang, known to western history as Tamerlane. His conquests left nothing but destruction in their wake, and pyramids of skulls to mark his path…

Motor Sport Art by Michael Turner and Graham Turner, Aviation Art by Michael Turner, Medieval and Historic Art by Graham Turner

Motor Sport Art by Michael Turner and Graham Turner, Aviation Art by Michael Turner, Medieval and Historic Art by Graham Turner

Steam Community: Steam Artwork. Artist: Graham Turner Greenwich armour is the plate armour in a distinctively English style produced by the Royal Almain Armoury founded by Henry VIII in 1511 in Greenwich near London, which contin

Edward IV in Battle Armor