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Medieval History

Middle Ages; England in the Middle Ages; Homosexuality in medieval Europe; Medieval cuisine; Medieval music; Women in the Middle Ages; English medieval clothing; Medieval art; Medieval household; Religion in Medieval England; Knight; Knight-errant; Components of medieval armour; List of methods of torture; King Arthur; The Twelve of England; Black Death
Weapons: List of medieval weapons; Baselard; Cinquedea; Ear dagger; Messer (weapon); Katar (dagger); Misericorde (weapon); Poignard; Rondel dagger; Seax; Sgian-dubh; Stiletto; Dirk; Parrying dagger; Sai (weapon); Sword; Arming sword; Classification of swords; Zweihänder; Longsword; Basket-hilted sword; Falchion; Flame-bladed sword; Sabre; Katana; Ulfberht; Battle axe; Club (weapon); Flail (weapon); Mace (club); Pernach; War hammer; Morning star (weapon); Quarterstaff; Bec de corbin; Horseman's pick; Bardiche; Bill (weapon); Glaive; Guisarme; Halberd; Lance; Lochaber axe; Lucerne hammer; Man catcher; Military fork; Partisan (weapon); Pike (weapon); Plançon a picot; Ranseur; Sovnya; Spetum; Swordstaff; Voulge; War scythe; Bombard (weapon); Bow and arrow; Longbow; English longbow; Recurve bow; Mongol bow; Crossbow; Arbalest; Ballista; Repeating crossbow; Sling (weapon); Francisca; Medieval warfare; Nzappa zap; Tomahawk (axe); Spear; Shuriken; Chakram; Culverin; Musket; Siege engine; Battering ram; Catapult; Mangonel; Onager (siege weapon); Petrary; Trebuchet; Siege tower; Cannon
Ships: Caravel; Carrack; Cog (ship); Fire ship; Hellburners; Galleon; Galley; Junk (ship); Longship; Louchuan
Fortifications: Medieval fortification; Bailey; Battlement; Barbican; Castle; Citadel; Defensive wall; Curtain wall (fortification); Drawbridge; Fortified tower; Gate; Keep; Moat; Motte-and-bailey castle; Murder-hole; Palisade; Portcullis
Medieval Knights: Richard Abberbury the Elder; Akarius Fitz Bardolph; Alan fitz Flaad; Amery of Pavy; William Atte Wode; Thomas Banastre; Maurice de Berkeley; Falkes de Breauté; Richard le Breton; Bernard Brocas (rebel); Bernard Brocas; Thomas Browne (died 1460); Hugh Calveley; John Chandos; John Charleton, 1st Baron Cherleton; Edward Charleton, 5th Baron Cherleton; John Cheyne, Baron Cheyne; Robert Corbet (died 1420); Roger Corbet (died 1430); Peter Courtenay (died 1405); Philip I Courtenay; Thomas Dagworth; John Darras; Giles Daubeney, 6th Baron Daubeney; John Charleton, 3rd Baron Cherleton; John Delamare; Gilbert Denys; Henry le Despenser; William Devereux (died 1376/7); Thomas Dutton; John Fastolf; Thomas FitzAlan; Meiler Fitzhenry; Reginald Fitzurse; William FitzWarin; John de Grey, 1st Baron Grey de Rotherfield; Henry de Grey; Sir John de Grey; John Hawkwood; Hugh de Morville, Lord of Westmorland; John Ipstones; John Russell (knight); Knight banneret; Robert Knolles; Neil Loring; Geoffrey de Luterel; Geoffrey Luttrell; John Maunsell; Thomas de la Moore; John Norreys (Keeper of the Wardrobe); William Norreys; John Oldcastle; Walter Paveley; Henry Percy (Hotspur); Robert de Ros (died 1227); Maurice Russell, knight; John Scudamore (landowner); Richard de Southchurch; Henry Spring; John I Stanley of the Isle of Man; Miles Stapleton of Bedale; Bryan Stapleton; Thomas de Strickland; Edmund Sutton; Robert of Thornham; Marmaduke Thweng, 1st Baron Thweng; Eynion de Tilston; James Tyrrell; Robert de Umfraville; William Russell (knight); Hugh Wrottesley