- the
Turkish fashion were also
included in the
Turcopoles, for example, in the 14th
century Turcopoles who were emplo**** by the
Catalan company included...
-
merchant fleet, and a
large number of
mercenaries (including
indigenous Turcopoles)
hired with
money donated to the
kingdom by
Henry II, King of England...
- an army
which defeated the
Turcopoles, and
confined them to a
fortified camp in the
Gallipoli peninsula.
These Turcopoles numbered less than 2,000. Michael...
-
refer only to
knights and give no
account of the
number of
infantry and
turcopoles,
except that it is
evident from the
number of the dead and
wounded that...
-
Matter Books, 2024), ISBN 9780593711521 "The
Military Role of the
Frankish Turcopoles – a Re****essment",
Mediterranean Historical Review 12 (1) (June 1997)...
- of Salerno's army of 700 knights, 3,000 foot
soldiers and a
corps of
Turcopoles was
defeated at the
battle of Ager Sanguinis, or
field of blood, and Roger...
- From 7,000 to 40,000 from the rest of
Europe and Outremer, plus some
Turcopoles Ayyubids: 40,000 (Saladin's
field army, 1189 – estimate) 5,000–20,000...
- All
pages with
titles beginning with Turk
Grand Turk (disambiguation)
Turcopole (literally "sons of Turks"),
mounted archers and
light cavalry emplo****...
- 700 knights, 500
Armenian cavalry and 3,000 foot soldiers,
including turcopoles,
hastily formed into five divisions.
These drew up in a V-shaped line...
- well as many
Turcopoles.
Despite the
Imperial Army's
numerical superiority, the
Alans withdrew after the
first charge,
whereupon the
Turcopoles deserted en...
