Posts on medieval siege

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The nature of siege warfare meant military and residential spaces were often one and the same, giving women numerous opportunities to participate as combatants in the defense of their homes. 

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The Marquis bombarded Malaga’s Gibralfaro Castle in 1487 during a bloody siege led by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella in their bid to finish the Reconquista. 

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Ferdinand and his Christian army attacked the Muslim-held city of Malaga in 1487. The clash would go down in history as an incredibly cruel and bloody siege. 

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Hamet gambled everything on defending the city of Malaga against the onslaught of Christian forces led by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella in 1487. 

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Philip invaded England and laid siege to Dover Castle in 1216 at the behest of the Barons to unseat John and claim the Kingdom for his own.

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De Burgh, noted for his prowess in defending against sieges, was commander of Dover Castle and its garrison when Prince Louis of France attacked in 1216.

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Madog led his army of Welsh rebels to a number of successful battles and even besieged the English King at Conwy during the uprising of 1294-95. 

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Edward built the Iron Ring of castles in northern Wales. He was at Conwy Castle when Welsh forces attacked during the rebellion of 1294-95.

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Battle Castle with Dan Snow will air in Canada Feb. 23 on History Television! First up - the epic tale of Syria's Crac des Chevaliers, the crown jewel of Crusader castles. 

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Philip laid siege to Chateau Gaillard in 1203-1204. His son, Prince Louis, attacked Dover Castle in 1216.

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