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==Iron Age== | ==Iron Age== | ||
==Classical Antiquity== | ==Classical Antiquity== | ||
==Medieval== | ==Early Medieval== | ||
==High Middle Ages== | ==High Middle Ages== | ||
Spanning from [[917]]-[[1575]], warfare in the High Middle Ages in what is now [[Burgundie]] was characterized by mercenaries and countless petty conflicts between the numerous kings, princes, military orders, merchantile leagues, bishops, and archbishops that ruled the coast of [[Kingdom of Dericania|Dericania]]. The major military milestones of this era that drove small arms development were the War of the Three Princes (1071), resulting in the establishment of the Kingdom of Gassavelia; the [[Crusades]] in [[Sarpedon]] (1095–1291), in [[Audonia]] (1167–1428), in modern [[Yonderre]] (1458-1574). The era is considered to have ended with the conclusion of the [[Great Confessional War]]. | Spanning from [[917]]-[[1575]], warfare in the High Middle Ages in what is now [[Burgundie]] was characterized by mercenaries and countless petty conflicts between the numerous kings, princes, military orders, merchantile leagues, bishops, and archbishops that ruled the coast of [[Kingdom of Dericania|Dericania]]. The major military milestones of this era that drove small arms development were the War of the Three Princes (1071), resulting in the establishment of the Kingdom of Gassavelia; the [[Crusades]] in [[Sarpedon]] (1095–1291), in [[Audonia]] (1167–1428), in modern [[Yonderre]] (1458-1574). The era is considered to have ended with the conclusion of the [[Great Confessional War]]. | ||