French Capetian forces

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The French Capetian forces were the royal armies of the Capetian dynasty of France, deployed under Prince Louis (later Louis VIII) in support of the English barons against King John during the early 13th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval army
military unit of France
royal army
activeIn 1210s
1220s
early 13th century
allegiance Capetian dynasty
Louis VIII of France
Prince Louis of France NERFINISHED
associatedRuler Louis VIII of France
Philip II of France NERFINISHED
commandedBy Louis VIII of France
Prince Louis of France NERFINISHED
conflict First Barons' War
country Kingdom of France
era High Middle Ages
goal to depose King John of England
to place Prince Louis on the English throne
languageOfCommand Old French
ledByTitle heir apparent to the French throne
prince of France
militarySystem feudal host
notableCommander Enguerrand VII, Lord of Coucy
surface form: Enguerrand de Coucy

Robert I of Courtenay
surface form: Robert de Courtenay

Thomas, Count of Perche
operatedBy Capetian dynasty
opposedTo King John of England NERFINISHED
participatedIn Battle of Lincoln (1217)
Battle of Sandwich (1217)
French invasion of England (1216–1217)
surface form: invasion of England by Prince Louis (1216–1217)

siege of Dover (1216–1217)
Battle of Lincoln (1217)
surface form: siege of Lincoln (1217)
partOf royal host of the Capetian kings
politicalContext Anglo-French rivalry in the early 13th century
Capetian expansion of royal power
religiousContext Papal opposition to Louis’s English campaign
resultOfCampaign withdrawal from England after 1217 defeats
supported English rebel barons
theaterOfOperations English Channel
Kingdom of England
northern France
usedUnitType crossbowmen
feudal levies
infantry
knights
mercenaries
sergeants-at-arms

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First Barons' War opponent French Capetian forces