#OTD On Feb 24, 1525, Habsburg forces defeated the French army at Pavia. The French launched an attack, but Spanish pikemen and arquebusiers outmaneuvered them. Francis I was captured, and France suffered about 8,000 casualties compared to roughly 1,500 on the Habsburg side.
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23rd February 1525
Start of the Battle of Pavia during the Italian Wars of 1521-1526.
The Imperial troops of Emperor Charles V defeated those of King François I of France.

#BattleofPavia #EmperorCharles #KingFrancoisI #Spain #France #ItalianWars #Hapsburg #Valois #History

In February, I went to Pavia, Italy with these crazy people to reenact the Battle of Pavia on its 500th anniversary. Couldn’t have asked for a better bunch of friends to be there with. Noch Weiter!
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#OnThisDay 1525: The armies of France and the Holy Roman Empire fought the #BattleOfPavia. The French army was decisively defeated, and the French King captured by an army including the German military commander and the ‘father of the Landsknechte’ Georg von Frundsberg.

#OTD
23rd February 1525
Start of the Battle of Pavia during the Italian Wars of 1521-1526. The Imperial troops of Emperor Charles V defeated those of King François I of France.

#BattleofPavia #EmperorCharles #KingFrancoisI #Spain #France #ItalianWars #Hapsburg #Valois #History

Review | These Renaissance masterpieces cost multiples of Michelangelo’s paintings The celebrated Battle of Pavia tapestries, on loan from Italy, are now touring the United States.

#SebastianSmee makes me want 2 travel 2 the #deYoung in SF 2 c the #BattleofPavia #tapestries.

The detail when u pinch 2 zoom the photos is incredible.

In the “invasion of French camp” portion/photo, what does the parrot on the box on the mule mean?

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