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Battle of Bouvines

King Philip II Augustus of France defeated the coalition of Emperor Otto IV, the Count of Flanders and their English allies, securing the lands he had taken from King John of England.

Date
27 July 1214exact dateDate in the Julian calendar
Place
Bouvinestoday: Bouvines, Nord, France · Western and Central Europe
Participants
Kingdom of France, Philip II Augustus, Holy Roman Empire, Otto IV of Brunswick, Kingdom of England
Threads
Europe and the Mediterranean in the 13th century

The battle ended the war in which King John tried to win back Normandy and Anjou. The victory strengthened the power of the French Capetians; Otto IV lost his support and soon yielded the crown to Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, while the weakened English king faced a rebellion of his barons.

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  • Magna Carta15 June 1215 · Western and Central EuropeThe allies’ defeat weakened John in the face of his barons

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia (English): Battle of Bouvines
  2. Wikipedia (Russian): Битва при Бувине
  3. Duby G. Le dimanche de Bouvines, 27 juillet 1214. — Paris: Gallimard, 1973.
  4. Wikidata: Q830626