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The 37 pages that link to Cavalry, each with the reason it gives.

• HorseRelated: Mounted soldiers made horses strategically valuable across many societies.

• Battle of CannaeRelated: Carthaginian cavalry drove off Roman cavalry and helped close the encirclement.

• Songhai EmpireRelated: Mounted troops gave Songhai rulers speed and reach across the empire’s open terrain.

• Khalid ibn al-WalidRelated: Mounted troops enabled the swift marches and battlefield maneuvers associated with Khalid's campaigns.

• Battle of PydnaRelated: Macedonian cavalry failed to reverse the infantry’s collapse at Pydna.

• EquestrianismRelated: Military riding traditions helped shape horsemanship and riding equipment.

• Ahmad Shah DurraniRelated: Mounted forces gave Durrani the mobility needed for distant campaigns.

• Mechanized infantryRelated: Modern mechanized units inherited some mobility and reconnaissance roles once associated with cavalry.

• Mobile warfareRelated: Mounted forces provided the earliest durable model for speed, reach, and battlefield maneuver.

• Huo QubingRelated: Mounted forces made Huo’s rapid incursions across steppe terrain possible.

• Battle of LegnanoRelated: Imperial cavalry attacked the League’s formation, but could not break its resistance.

• Manfred von RichthofenRelated: Richthofen began the war as a cavalry officer before transferring to aviation.

• PolearmRelated: Long polearms were used to threaten mounted troops and their horses at a distance.

• Li MuRelated: Li Mu’s eventual counterattack relied on mobile forces against Xiongnu cavalry.

• Sahelian kingdomsRelated: Mounted forces helped Sahelian rulers project power across open terrain.

• TrousersRelated: Horse riding made divided leg coverings practical for soldiers and travelers.