- A
chevauchée (French pronunciation: [ʃəvoʃe], "promenade" or "horse charge",
depending on context) was a
raiding method of
medieval warfare for weakening...
- The
Black Prince's
chevauchée, also
known as the
grande chevauchée, was a large-scale
mounted raid
carried out by an Anglo-Gascon
force under the command...
- Lancaster's
chevauchée of 1346 was a
series of
offensives directed by Henry, Earl of Lancaster, in
southwestern France during autumn 1346, as a part of...
- namesake, the
Prince of Wales,
later known as the
Black Prince, led a
Chevauchée from
Gascony into France,
during which he
pillaged Avignonet, Castelnaudary...
- The
Black Prince's
chevauchée of 1356 was a large-scale
mounted raid by an Anglo-Gascon
force under the
command of Edward, the
Black Prince,
between 4...
- The Crécy
campaign was a
series of large-scale
raids (
chevauchées)
conducted by the
Kingdom of
England throughout northern France in 1346 that devastated...
-
Chevauchée of the
Black Prince may
refer to:
Black Prince's
chevauchée of 1355
Black Prince's
chevauchée of 1356 This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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northern Normandy on 12 July 1346. They
embarked on a large-scale raid, or
chevauchée,
devastating large parts of
northern France. On 26
August 1346, fighting...
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After the
French lifted the
siege of Orléans and won a
decisive victory at the
Battle of Patay, the
English and
Burgundians no
longer posed a threat. Joan...
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preparations for a
greater chevauchée in south-west France. In
August 1356
Grosmont marched south from
eastern Brittany in
another chevauchée. It was his intention...
