Almogávares   (translated from German)
Almogávares Almogávares ( Spanisch ) or Almogàvers ( Katalanisch ), of Arabisch Aluminium-Mugavari, scout, derived, was the name of a kind of spanischen soldiers, in that Reconquista admits became, and in Italy and that Levante in 13. and 14. Century frequently as Soeldner were used. The Almogávares originally came from that Pyrenaeen and became ...
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Almogávar   (translated from Spanish)
Almogávar almogávares they were shock troops formed by infanteria light, without armor, generally existing in centuries XII to XIV. Its denomination has origin in the Aragonese word "to almogaguar", that derives as well from the Arab "Al-mugawar", that means "troops in movement". The troops were integrated by aragoneses and catalanes ...
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Duchy of Athens   (translated from French)
... services about it of Catalan company of Almogavares, a group of Catalan mercenaries present in ... empire since ten years. The relations between Almogavares and the duke took a worrying turn ... his vassal ones and combined to face Almogavares, but it was overcome and killed by the latter in 1311 . Almogavares took the control of the duchy, by ...
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Catalan company   (translated from German)
Catalan company Those Catalan company ( Katalanisch Companyia Catalana) or Large company became of Roger de Flor based, after the peace of Calatabellota 1302 unemployed person soldier out Katalonien and Aragon left, before against those franzoesische dynasty Anjou had fought. The Katalanen and Peter III. of Aragón the Frenchmen had and Karl ...
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Talk:Catalan Company
... Catalan Company Is this the same as Almogavares? I'm not sure, but it looks ... Varangian vs. Viking. Agree though that the Almogavares article needs to be edited to clarify ... Perhaps your books refer to them as "almogavares," a general term for Catalan light infantry ...
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Almogavars
Almogavars The Almogavars (Almogàvers in Catalan; Almogávares in Spanish) were a class of (mainly) Catalan soldiers, well-known during the Christian reconquista (reconquest) of the Iberian peninsula. They were much employed as mercenaries in Italy and the Levant during the 13th and 14th centuries. The name comes from Arabic Al-Mugavari ...
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Mercenario   (translated from Spanish)
Mercenario It is known like mercenario (of Latin merces, - eris, "payment"), to that soldier that he fights or he participates in warlike conflict by its personal benefit, normally sharing ideology, political nationality or preferences with the side for which it fights. Nevertheless, when this term is used to talk about to ...
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Cocentaina   (translated from Spanish)
Cocentaina Cocentaina it is the capital of the region of Comtat (the County), in provincia of Alicante , España . It is located between mountain range of Mariola and the river Serpis , and has a population of 10.673 inhabitants. During a time its official name was Concentaina, happening later to the present ...
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Roger de Flor   (translated from German)
Roger de Flor Roger de Flor (* 1266 in Brindisi ; † 4. April 1305 in Adrianopel), a military adventurer at the change of 13. to 14. Century , the second son was one Blum Germans mentioned Falkners in the service of the emperor Friedrich II. , that 1268 in that Schlacht with Tagliacozzo please ...
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Andronikos II.   (translated from German)
Andronikos II. Andronikos II. Palaiologos (* 1259/ 1260 in Nicaea; † 13. February 1332 in Konstantinopel ) was byzantinischer emperor of 1282 to 1328 . He was the oldest son of the emperor Michael VIII. He recalled from his father also Rom closed connection, introduced a tax revision and reduced the range of the ...
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