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Famous battles

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Last updated: January 17, 2017
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First submittedJanuary 2, 2017
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Year
Battle
Winning side
Winning commander
Losing side
Losing commander
1274 BC
Battle of Kadesh
Egypt
Ramesses II
Hittite Empire
Muwatalli II
480 BC
Battle of Thermopylae
Persian Empire
Xerxes
Greek alliance
Leonidas
331 BC
Battle of Gaugamela
Macedon
Alexander
Persian Empire
Darius III
202 BC
Battle of Zama
Rome
Scipio Africanus
Carthage
Hannibal
48 BC
Battle of Pharsalus
Populares
Julius Caesar
Optimates
Pompeius Magnus
9
Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
Germans
Arminius
Roman Empire
Varus
451
Battle of the Catalaunian Plains
Roman Empire
Flavius Aetius
Huns
Attila
732
Battle of Tours
Franks
Charles Martel
Arabs
Abdderrahman
1066
Battle of Hastings
Normans
William the Conqueror
English
Harold Godwinson
1187
Fall of Jerusalem
Ayyubid Sultanate
Saladin
Kingdom of Jerusalem
Balian of Ibelin
1415
Battle of Agincourt
England
Henry V
France
Albret and Boucicaut
1453
Fall of Constantinople
Ottoman Emprire
Mehmed II
Byzantine empire
Constantine XI
1709
Battle of Poltava
Russia
Peter I
Sweden
Charles XII
1781
Battle of Yorktown
United States
George Washington
Great Britain
Lord Cormwallis
1815
Battle of Waterloo
Seventh Coalition
Duke of Wellington
French Empire
Napoleon Bonaparte
1863
Battle of Gettysburg
Union
George G. Meade
Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
vermiciousknid
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Level 88
Apr 21, 2022
Interesting format, I enjoyed it. FYI, the winning side of the Fall of Constantinople is misspelled ("Emprire"). Perhaps you could just accept Ottomans? Also, please consider accepting just Pompey, or at least Pompey the Great, instead of his Latin name.
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