Keeping with the Japanese tradition
Battle of okehazama?
Really like the japanese history man
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Yes it is Okehazama, particularly the death of Yoshimoto.
Japanese history is awesome, although I'll admit it is pretty dull (or there are a lack of sources, either or) before the Gempei wars.
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Long live japan
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yah man
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Attachment 289965OK try this one.
Battle of Kulikovo?
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Its not Mohi even though the Hungarians and Teutonic Order were allied.. this is from the late 14th century, the armor, the guns..
The Mongols at question look more like Tatars/Kypchaks/Golden Horde..
Battle of the Vorskla River
Maybe the Hungarians are actually Lithuanians? They used the Double Cross as well.
Last edited by Favor Daver; August 11, 2013 at 01:07 AM.
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Nice! Man, I butchered the spelling there *Tatars/Kypchaks/Golden Horde.. ok. Lemme see what I can dig up..
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Looks like Mongols in Europe. I say battle of Legnica in Poland. I remember reading that the Mongols would cut off one ear off of each dead European soldier in the battle to count the number of people they had killed and they got something like 9 or 10 bags full of them supposedly.
Plus I can see the famous historical towers of Legnica in the background (I think):
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Last edited by King_Porus; August 11, 2013 at 02:15 PM.
King_Porus, great observations. You're right. The artist (Matthäus Merian) styled the Mongols to that of the Ottomans, note the Deli cavalry.
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it's perhaps the battle of Gravelotte?
it looks from that timeframe though
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