Battle of Dormans

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The Battle of Dormans was a 1575 engagement of the French Wars of Religion in which Catholic forces under the Duke of Guise defeated a Huguenot-German army near the Marne River in northeastern France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
associatedWith Catholic League NERFINISHED
Huguenot military campaigns
belligerent Catholic forces
Huguenot-German army NERFINISHED
century 16th century
combatant German mercenary troops
Huguenot forces
forces of Henry I, Duke of Guise
commander Henry I, Duke of Guise NERFINISHED
commandingSide Duke of Guise’s Catholic army
conflict French Wars of Religion NERFINISHED
conflictType religious war battle
country France
date 1575
era 16th century
hasLanguageOfPrimarySources French
Latin
historicalPeriod Early Modern period
involvedForeignTroops German mercenaries
German soldiers
location Dormans NERFINISHED
Marne River NERFINISHED
northeastern France
militaryCampaign campaigns of the French Wars of Religion
near town of Dormans
notableCommanderCatholic Henry I, Duke of Guise NERFINISHED
opponentReligiousAffiliation Protestant
Reformed
opposingSide Huguenot-German coalition forces
outcome defeat of Huguenot-German army
partOf Eighth War of Religion NERFINISHED
French Wars of Religion NERFINISHED
primaryOpponents Catholics vs Huguenots
region Champagne NERFINISHED
religiousContext Catholic–Huguenot conflict in France
religiousSide Catholic League forces NERFINISHED
Huguenots NERFINISHED
result Catholic victory
river Marne NERFINISHED
significance strengthened Catholic position in northeastern France
theatre northeastern France
tookPlaceNear banks of the Marne River
typeOfEngagement field battle
year 1575

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Battle of Coutras predecessorConflict Battle of Dormans