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The development of the ''quadriga inpulsa'' a four horse-drawn, four-wheeled battle platform for a driver and up to 6 men was expensive but popular in the 12th century. It was as effective a psychological weapon as it was a weapon of war, but the amount of training required for these types of warriors and the advent of better polearms made them an impractical expense when the Fanerian's took over the land-based defense of Burgundie. | The development of the ''quadriga inpulsa'' a four horse-drawn, four-wheeled battle platform for a driver and up to 6 men was expensive but popular in the 12th century. It was as effective a psychological weapon as it was a weapon of war, but the amount of training required for these types of warriors and the advent of better polearms made them an impractical expense when the Fanerian's took over the land-based defense of Burgundie. | ||
==Medieval and Renaissance Armored Cavalry== | |||
Equestrian Guard of the County Palatine of Pumbria, [[Yonderre]]an heavy cavalry tradition | |||
== Audonian Colonial Warfare == | == Audonian Colonial Warfare == | ||
Main article: [[Burgoignesc colonial empire]] | Main article: [[Burgoignesc colonial empire]] | ||