Battle of Bouvines (1214 AD)

Battle of Bouvines (Side A vs County of Flanders & Kingdom of England & County of Boulogne) took place in 1214 AD during Anglo-French War of 1213–14.

Battle facts

Year: 1214 AD
Date: 1214-08-03
Era: Medieval
Conflict: Anglo-French War of 1213–14
Side B: County of Flanders, Kingdom of England, County of Boulogne
Commanders (A): Philip II (centre), Robert II, Count of Dreux (left flank), Eudes III of Burgundy (right flank)
Commanders (B): Otto IV (centre), Renaud of Boulogne (right flank), Ferrand of Flanders (left flank)
Casualties: approx. Comparatively light 2 knights killed Unknown infantry lossesHeavy 169 knights killed 131 knights captured Heavy infantry losses
Outcome: French victory; Truce of Chinon Deposition of Otto IV
Coordinates: 50.580°, 3.225°