Location / Name 

Attackers

Defenders

Victory

Bataille de Poitiers

Battle of Poitiers (Battle of Tours)

Ch. Martel (Franks)

Abd-er-rahman (Muslims)

Franks (Charles Martel)

Bataille d'Hastings

Battle of Hastings

8 000 Normands

Approximately 8 000 Saxes

Normandy

Battle of Bouvines

Philippe Auguste    

(25 000 hommes)

Philip Augustus (25 000 men)

Jean sans Terre / John Lackland

(Angleterre / England);

Otton IV / Otto IV (Allemagne / Germany);

Ferrand de Flandre (Flandre)

= 40 000 hommes / men

Philip Augustus

Battle of Crécy

Édouard III (Angleterre)

(12 000 soldats, dont 7 000 archers)

Edward III (England)

12 000 soldiers including 7 000 archers

36 000 French soldiers

England

Bataille de Poitiers

Battle of Poitiers

Edward, the Black Prince (England)

John II (France)

England

Battle of Grunwald

Ladislas II Jagellon et Vytautas, grand-duc de Lithuanie (Pologne et Lithuanie)

39 000 soldats

Wladyslaw Jagiello and Vytautas the Great (Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania)

39 000 men

grand-maître de l'Ordre teutonique

27 000 soldats

Ulrich von Jungingen (Teutonic Order)

27 000 men

Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

Battle of Agincourt

Henri V d'Angleterre

10 000 soldats

Henry V of England

10 000 soldiers

30 000 soldats

Charles VI of France

30 000 soldiers

England

Siege of Orléans

England starts the Siege in October 1428

Sainte Jeanne d'Arc (la pucelle de Lorraine) repousse les Anglais en avril-mai 1429

Saint Joan of Arc allows the English to withdraw from Orléans and retreat to Meung on the 8th of May 1429

The Siege of Constantinople

Mohammed le Conquérant

Sultan Mohammed II

100 000 Ottomans

 10 000 Byzantins

Emperor Constantine XI

10 000 Byzantines

Ottoman Turks