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Battles of the Middle Ages

Can you name all these battles which occurred during the Middle Ages?
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A Byzantine army is utterly crushed by an army led by Khalid ibn al-Walid which leads to the Rashidun Caliphate's annexation of the Levant.
The Battle of Yarmuk
732
A Frankish army led my Charles Martel prevents further Muslim expansion into southern France
The Battle of Tours
911
A viking army led by Rollo is defeated by the West Franks, who grant him the territory fo Normandy.
The Siege of Chartres
1066
The Norwegian army led by Harald Hardrada is defeated in battle by the Saxons, leading to the end of the Viking Age.
The Battle of Stamford Bridge
1066
William of Normandy defeats the Saxons led by Harold Godwinson and becomes King of England.
The Battle of Hastings
1071
Byzantine Emperor Romanos IV Diogenes is captured by the Seljuk Turks after half of his army deserts before this battle.
The Battle of Manzikert
1097
A joint Byzantine-Crusader force recaptures this city. This battle is considered the first battle of the Crusades.
The Siege of Nicaea
1191
Richard I of England staves off an attack by a numerically superior force led by Saladin.
The Battle of Arsuf
1205
A Bulgarian army defeats the Latin Empire and captures their emperor.
The Battle of Adrianople
1241
A Hungarian army aided by the Knights Templar is defeated by a Mongol Force and loses most of their men.
The Battle of Mohi
1242
Alexander Nevsky defeats a Teutonic force over a frozen lake.
The Battle on the Ice
1298
Edward I of England defeats William Wallace, forcing Wallace to resign his role as Guardian of Scotland.
The Battle of Falkirk
1314
Robert the Bruce defeats English King Edward II in this decisive battle, leading to the capture of Stirling Castle soon after.
The Battle of Bannockburn
1340
Edward III defeats a French fleet, giving him control over the English channel and allowing him to land on French soil.
The Battle of Sluys
1346
An English army defeats a French army supported by the Kingdom of Bohemia. Edward the Black Prince "earns his spurs."
The Battle of Crécy
1389
Ottoman forces engage a Serbian army. Both sides took catastrophic losses and would loose their leaders in the combat.
The Battle of Kosovo Polje
1396
A crusading force composed of Germans, Hungarians, French, and many other Catholic European Kingdoms is defeated by Sultan Bayezid of the Ottoman Empire.
The Battle of Nicopolis
1402
Tamerlane defeats and captures Sultan Bayezid in battle. Following this defeat, the sons of Sultan Bayezid fight a civil war over the control of the Empire.
The Battle of Ankara
1410
A Polish-Lithuanian army defeats a Teutonic army led by Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen.
Battle of Grunwald
1415
An outnumbered English army composed mostly of longbowmen and led by Henry V wins a decisive victory against a French army.
The Battle of Agincourt
1429
An English army attempts to capture a French city in this battle but are defeated by Joan of Arc.
The Siege of Orléans
1444
A crusader army led by Wladyslaw III of Poland is crushed by Ottoman army led by Sultan Murad II.
The Battle of Varna
1453
The capital of the Byzantine Empire is captured by Mehmed II of the Ottoman empire.
The Siege of Constantinople
1485
King Richard III is killed in this battle, leading to the beginning of the Tudor dynasty of England.
The Battle of Bosworth field.
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