- The
banderium was a
military unit
which was
distinguished by the
banner of a high-ranking
clergyman or
nobleman in the
medieval Kingdom of Hungary. Its...
- He
proposed only
asking commoners for
donations and
relying on noble's
banderiums for the crusade. The
party favouring the peasants'
crusade won and the...
- s**** the king’s help, but
Sigismund immediately conscripts him into his
banderium,
against his will. With the help of his
friend John Vitéz and Elizabeth...
- országnagyok) and
lords banneret because they were
obliged to lead
their own
Banderium (military unit)
under their own
banner in
times of war. The
offices gradually...
- been
directly subordinated to the sovereign, in
their private retinue (
banderium). Béla
granted the
Banate of Szörény to the
Knights Hospitaller on 2 June...
- for a
group of
police officers. The
meaning derived from the
Latin word
banderium, in
which the word
banderia also came from. They were
military units created...
-
Medical University of Gdańsk Gdańsk
Shipyard Oliwa Cathedral Danzig Cross Banderium alterum comendarie et
castri Gdansk, quod ex
fratribus cruciferis et mercenariis...
- army by arms includes: 3,000
armoured knights from the
Hungarian noble banderiums, the king's
bodyguard (1,000
armoured knights), 4,500
light cavalry (mainly...
-
Croatian troops in
Varna battle Banner (black flag) of
Rafael Herczeg's
banderium,
bishop of Bosnia, in the
battle of
Varna Since 1526 or 1527 Flag of Croatian...
-
dismissed his most
trusted barons. Each
baron was
required to hold his own
banderium (or
armed retinue),
distinguished by his own banner. In 1351, Charles's...
