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campaigns in the New
World were
rodeleros: in 1520, over 1000 of his 1300 men were so equipped, and in 1521 he had 700
rodeleros, but only 118 arquebusiers...
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Manila and ****uda Bay. The
clash pitted Spanish musketeers, pikemen,
rodeleros and
sailors ****isted by
allied native warriors against a
larger group...
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votive bucklers, and were hung at altars, etc.
Adarga Lantern shield Rodeleros (lit., "shield bearers", also
known as "sword and
buckler men") Swashbuckler...
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refer to: Rodela, a type of
round shield similar to a buckler, used by
Rodeleros David Rodela (born 1982),
American boxer Jose
Rodela (born 1937), United...
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collapses are not pre-recorded animations. A
troop of 6
cannon units and 44
rodeleros attacking a fort. The
building initially collapses in two
different ways...
- also take the
Swiss pikemen at a disadvantage. For instance, the
Spanish rodeleros, also
known as sword-and-buckler men,
armed with
steel rodelas and espadas...
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agree to a
break for a
short rest then the
pikemen resume their clash.
Rodeleros along with the Doppelsöldner were used in
order to
break push of pike...
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deflected with the adarga,
imitating past
battles against the Moors.
Rodeleros Blair, Claude; Tar****uk, Leonid, eds. (1982). The
Complete Encyclopedia...
- the booty,
receiving a
portion the pawn (lancero, piquero, alabardero,
rodelero) and
twice a man on
horseback (caballero)
owner of a horse.[clarification...
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decimating the
Aztec lines,
preparing them for the ****ault of the
Castilian rodeleros and
Tlaxcalan infantry.
Though this
approach was successful, the sheer...
