About: Battle of Legnano

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1176 medieval battle

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  • Holy Roman Empire
  • Lombard League
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  • 1176-05-29 (xsd:date)
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  • ogun (yo)
  • 1176 medieval battle (en)
  • victoire des milices lombardes contre l'empereur germanique (1176) (fr)
  • Dabei besiegten die im Lombardenbund („Lega Lombarda“) vereinten norditalienischen Kommunen das Heer Kaiser Friedrich I. Barbarossas (de)
  • srednjeveška bitka leta 1176 med cesarsko vojsko Friderika Barbarosse in Lombardsko ligo (sl)
  • μάχη του 1176 (el)
  • сражение в 1176 году (ru)
  • battaglia medievale del 1176 tra l'esercito imperiale di Federico Barbarossa e la Lega Lombarda (it)
  • enfrontament entre les tropes del Sacre Imperi Romanogermànic i la Lliga Llombarda (ca)
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  • Lombard Leaguevictory
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  • (incl. 2,500 knights)
  • 3,000ref|According to the Gesta Friderici (of Godfrey of Viterbo) Frederick rode with 500 knights from Pavia to Como to join the new contingent, arriving via the Lukmanier pass, which numbered 2,000 knights according to the Annales Mediolanenses maiores of Sire Raul; To add are at least 500 Comaschi, who were either killed or captured(later mutilated) at the battle, according to the Gesta Friderici and the Continuatio Sanblasiana |group=nb
  • 12,000ref|According to the Gesta Friderici of Godfrey of Viterbo|group=nb
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  • Anonymous reporters (en)
  • Boso Breakspeare (en)
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  • Litographs of bas-reliefs from the Porta Romana in Milan, ca. 1171. Depicting the Milanese returning to Milan in 1167 following its destruction by Frederick Barbarossa in 1162 (en)
  • The defense of the Carroccio during the battle of Legnano (en)
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  • Battle of Legnano (en)
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  • 1176-05-29 (xsd:date)
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  • (en)
  • Clockwise from top: (en)
  • The Carroccio in the midst of battle by Enrico Pollastrini (en)
  • The Carroccio at Legnano by Amos Cassioli (en)
  • The Carroccio with the cross of Aribert in a miniature of the 11th century (en)
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  • Battle of Legnano 1176 Enrico Pollastrini Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Musei Nervi, Genoa, Italy.png (en)
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  • Il carroccio secondo un'antica miniatura.jpg (en)
  • Porta Romana Bas-Relief Milano Architecture Italia Italy Lithography 1860 Table 1.png (en)
  • Porta Romana Bas-Relief Milano Architecture Italia Italy Lithography 1860 Table 2.png (en)
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  • Lombard League victory (en)
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  • Annals of Piacenza (en)
  • Annals of Cologne (en)
  • Life of Alexander III (en)
  • The exploits of Emperor Frederick I in Lombardy (en)
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  • The emperor, however, put the Milan militias to flight as far as the Carroccio, while most of the Lombard militias fled to the city. (en)
  • Milan, however, when it had received sure information of the headlong advance of its army, did not wait for the other towns, but with Piacenza and captains from the picked troops of Verona, Brescia, Novara and Vercelli, marched out on the first Saturday of June with its caroccio and came in high courage to a place suited to themselves between Barrano and Brescia, at the fifteenth milestone from the city, and about the third hour of the day. (en)
  • The Lombards, ready to win or die on the field, placed their army inside a large pit, so that when the battle was in full swing, no one could escape. (en)
  • But when the Emperor's larger force came up, the Lombards unwillingly gave way, for as they wished to find safety by the Milanese caroccio, they could not stand fast in face of the persecutor. However, the pressure of the refugees forced them to retire to a place half a mile beyond the caroccio. (en)
  • They then sent towards Como seven hundred men-at-arms to learn from what quarter their most powerful and redoubtable enemy was advancing upon them. When they had gone almost three miles they met three hundred Germans {og. Alamanni} in whose steps Frederick was following with all his army, girded for battle. Without delay enemy rushed upon enemy and with their drawn swords hacked into one another. (en)
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  • Battle of Legnano (en)
  • Batalla de Legnano (ca)
  • معركة لينيانو (ar)
  • Bitva u Legnana (cs)
  • Μάχη του Λενιάνο (el)
  • Batalo de Legnano (eo)
  • Batalla de Legnano (es)
  • Schlacht von Legnano (de)
  • Battaglia di Legnano (it)
  • Bataille de Legnano (fr)
  • レニャーノの戦い (ja)
  • 레냐노 전투 (ko)
  • Slag bij Legnano (nl)
  • Bitwa pod Legnano (1176) (pl)
  • Batalha de Legnano (pt)
  • Битва при Леньяно (ru)
  • Slaget vid Legnano (sv)
  • Битва під Леньяно (uk)
  • 莱尼亚诺战役 (zh)
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