European Warfare

Definition

European warfare refers to military conflicts that occurred within Europe during the assigned time period (1200-1450). It encompasses battles fought between various European states or empires, often involving strategies such as sieges, cavalry charges, archery tactics, etc.

Related terms

Feudalism: Feudalism was a social system prevalent during medieval times where landowners granted portions of their land (fiefs) in exchange for loyalty and military service from vassals.

Knights: Knights were heavily armored soldiers who played a central role in medieval warfare. They were skilled horsemen trained in combat and served as the backbone of European armies.

Castle Siege: A castle siege was a method used in warfare to capture or conquer fortified castles. It involved surrounding the castle, cutting off supplies, and launching attacks to breach its defenses.