KnowraCompanion cavalryLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Companion cavalry, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 4Related 7Alexander the GreatRelated: Alexander often led its charges against weakened or exposed parts of enemy lines.Battle of ChaeroneaRelated: Cavalry, including Alexander’s, helped deliver the decisive assault against the coalition.Battle of GaugamelaBroader topic: Alexander led these horsemen through a gap toward Darius’s position.Battle of IssusBroader topic: Alexander led this cavalry against the Persian left and then toward Darius.Macedonian armyBroader topic: Companion cavalry exploited openings created by the infantry and delivered concentrated charges.Battle of the GranicusRelated: Alexander led this cavalry in the assault across the river.Hellenistic armyRelated: Hellenistic kings adapted its shock-cavalry role to armies built around the phalanx.MacedonBroader topic: It delivered attacks coordinated with the phalanx’s pressure on enemy formations.Macedonian EmpireRelated: Alexander often used these mounted troops to exploit openings made by the infantry.ParmenionRelated: Parmenion often coordinated the army’s broader battle line while Alexander led this cavalry in attacks.Wars of Alexander the GreatRelated: Alexander’s cavalry charges turned battlefield openings into routs.