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Battle of Bouvines, 1214

Battle of Bouvines - French forces under Philip Augustus are victorious against a coalition led by Otho IV Date: 1214

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1214 Augustus Coalition Forces Otho Philip Victorious Bouvines


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The Battle of Bouvines, fought on July 27, 1214, was a pivotal moment in the history of France and Europe. This historic print depicts the decisive victory of the French forces under King Philip Augustus against a formidable coalition led by Otho IV, the Welf, Duke of Bavaria, and Emperor Otto IV of the Holy Roman Empire. The battle took place near the town of Bouvines, in present-day northern France, and marked the end of the Albigensian Crusade and the beginning of the Capetian hegemony in Europe. Philip Augustus emerged as the undisputed leader of France, solidifying his power and expanding his territories. The coalition forces, which also included the Count of Flanders, the King of England, and the Duke of Austria, had invaded France with the intention of avenging the defeat of the Albigensian Crusade and expanding their own territories. However, they were met with a well-prepared and determined French army. The battle was long and fierce, with both sides suffering heavy losses. The turning point came when the French knights, led by the legendary Blanchefleur of Anjou, charged the enemy lines, causing chaos and confusion. The coalition forces began to retreat, and the French pursued them relentlessly, inflicting heavy casualties. The Battle of Bouvines was a significant victory for France and marked the beginning of its rise as a major European power. King Philip Augustus was hailed as a hero, and his reign is considered a golden age in French history. The print captures the triumphant moment of the French forces, their banners held high and their faces filled with determination and victory.

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