-
Stephen Bauzan (born
after 1210 – died 1257) was an
English knight.
Stephen descended from a
prominent family originating in Devon/Cornwall.
Bauzan first...
-
Bazan (Persian: بازان, also
Romanized as Bāzān; also
known as
Bauzan) is a
village in
Kisom Rural District, in the
Central District of Astaneh-ye Ashrafiyeh...
- (1293–95).
Battle of Cadfan: An
English expeditionary army
under Stephen Bauzan is
ambushed and
defeated by
Welsh forces. The
English are
decimated by devastating...
- brother-in-law, Rhys Fychan, who
supported the king. An
English army led by
Stephen Bauzan invaded to try to
restore Rhys
Fychan but was
decisively defeated by Welsh...
- III of England. The
forces of
Edward (led by the
English nobles Stephen Bauzan, Lord of
Breigan and
Llansannor and
Nicholas FitzMartin, Lord of Cemais)...
-
McFeeters List [111] Uruguay 17
August 2017
Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia Nury
Bauzan Benzano Uzbekistan 5 July 2018 Selangor,
Malaysia Ravshan Usmanov [112]...
- (1293–95).
Battle of Cadfan: An
English expeditionary army
under Stephen Bauzan is
ambushed and
defeated by
Welsh forces. The
English are
decimated by devastating...
-
enlisted Stephen Bauzan, the
royal representative in
South Wales, to
campaign on his
behalf to re-establish Rhys in Ceredigion.
Bauzan's force set out from...
-
promptly offered a
trial by
battle with the earl's
household knight Stephen Bauzan. He
refused and
demanded an adjournment, but no one
present would offer...
-
Richard de Grey –
acting during the seneschal's
absence in 1253
Stephen Bauzan (1254–1255)
Stephen Longespée (1255)
Bertrand de
Cardaillac (1259–1260)...
