KnowraBattle of PoitiersLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Battle of Poitiers, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 6Related 7Compared with 3Battle of AgincourtRelated: Poitiers provides another English victory over French forces before Agincourt.Battle of CrécyRelated: Poitiers reinforced the military reputation established by the English victory at Crécy.Charles MartelCompared with: It shares a place-name with the battle associated with Charles, but occurred more than six centuries later.Charles V of FranceBroader topic: The defeat exposed the weaknesses in French leadership that Charles had to address.English longbowBroader topic: Longbowmen supported the English defensive position against French cavalry and infantry.Treaty of BrétignyRelated: John II’s capture created the ransom crisis that negotiations at Brétigny addressed.Battle of ToursCompared with: Its shared English name can cause confusion with the eighth-century battle.Bertrand du GuesclinRelated: The defeat weakened France and preceded the political turmoil of Du Guesclin’s early career.Edward the Black PrinceBroader topic: Edward led the campaign and captured the French king.John II of FranceBroader topic: The battle turned a military defeat into a crisis of royal authority and ransom.JacquerieRelated: The king’s capture left France politically exposed as the uprising approached.PoitiersBroader topic: This battle took place near Poitiers and gave the city international historical prominence.Jean FroissartBroader topic: The king’s capture exemplifies the dramatic reversals in Froissart’s war narrative.John ChandosRelated: Chandos fought in the campaign that brought the English their celebrated victory.Abd al-Rahman ibn Abd Allah al-GhafiqiCompared with: Its shared place-name can cause confusion with the 732 battle associated with al-Ghafiqi.Jean III de GraillyRelated: Jean fought for the English in this major victory and was captured by the French.
KnowraBattle of PoitiersLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Battle of Poitiers, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 6Related 7Compared with 3Battle of AgincourtRelated: Poitiers provides another English victory over French forces before Agincourt.Battle of CrécyRelated: Poitiers reinforced the military reputation established by the English victory at Crécy.Charles MartelCompared with: It shares a place-name with the battle associated with Charles, but occurred more than six centuries later.Charles V of FranceBroader topic: The defeat exposed the weaknesses in French leadership that Charles had to address.English longbowBroader topic: Longbowmen supported the English defensive position against French cavalry and infantry.Treaty of BrétignyRelated: John II’s capture created the ransom crisis that negotiations at Brétigny addressed.Battle of ToursCompared with: Its shared English name can cause confusion with the eighth-century battle.Bertrand du GuesclinRelated: The defeat weakened France and preceded the political turmoil of Du Guesclin’s early career.Edward the Black PrinceBroader topic: Edward led the campaign and captured the French king.John II of FranceBroader topic: The battle turned a military defeat into a crisis of royal authority and ransom.JacquerieRelated: The king’s capture left France politically exposed as the uprising approached.PoitiersBroader topic: This battle took place near Poitiers and gave the city international historical prominence.Jean FroissartBroader topic: The king’s capture exemplifies the dramatic reversals in Froissart’s war narrative.John ChandosRelated: Chandos fought in the campaign that brought the English their celebrated victory.Abd al-Rahman ibn Abd Allah al-GhafiqiCompared with: Its shared place-name can cause confusion with the 732 battle associated with al-Ghafiqi.Jean III de GraillyRelated: Jean fought for the English in this major victory and was captured by the French.