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Medieval Civil Wars?

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Does anyone know of any "Civil Wars" from the medieval period. What I'm looking for is a turbulent setting with a number of factions whose land ownership is all mixed up together rather than in large solid blocks. It does not necessarily need to be a civil war, but civil wars probably fit the criteria well. Anyone got any suggestions?
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iainmcneil wrote:Does anyone know of any "Civil Wars" from the medieval period. What I'm looking for is a turbulent setting with a number of factions whose land ownership is all mixed up together rather than in large solid blocks. It does not necessarily need to be a civil war, but civil wars probably fit the criteria well. Anyone got any suggestions?
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Thanks - thats a great start. Any more suggestions welcome :)
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What about the situation in Scotland following the death of the Bruce when the Baliols came back into power for a while due to English support.
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Post by Scrumpy »

King John's Baronial Wars and De Monfort spring to mind too.

Didn't Richard the Lionheart have a dust up with his dad too ?
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Actually all of Henry te Seconds sons had a go at him and each other. Not to mention he was always having trouble with his wife too. It is great to be the King!!
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Post by PrinceHal »

What about the Battle of Shrewsbury...I'm assuming the Percy Rebellion could count as a civil war (with some Scots and Welsh thrown in for good measure)
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El cid campaing,the castillan multiple sucesion wars,the taifa kingdoms wars, the catar campaing...
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Post by Fenton »

Also Henry III and Simon de Montefort, lots of battle there, though mostly I think in France with Henry trying to keep control of his French lands
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Husset (spelled wrong) Wars.

You get really cool war wagons!
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France before the 13th century when I think the Valois took control of the throne.

Germany on a regular basis (neither Holy, Roman or an Empire).

Italy before or during the rise of the Condotta. Perhaps a bit more geographically compact factions.

Ireland early 15th century with the various predominantly anglo-irish lords, with a few irish and english types.
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