oh cmon tomtom, where be you?

Originally Posted by sunb!

The "problem" is that there were take several prisoners from the French aristocrats in this battle, so I have to ask did this person have his picture on a coin?

I don't really know if he did or not, but the answer is here:

http://www.historyofwar.org/articles...agincourt.html

I see..

Well tomtom, ask again then.. make it easy this time heh..
Or if u choose not to ask, please choose who will be the one to ask instead of u then thanks

The answer is Boucicaut, Jean le Meingre, Marshal of France, c.1366-1421.

Go here: http://www.historyofwar.org/articles...boucicaut.html

yeah yeah I know

but since no one was able to answer it, its up to u to decide if u want to ask another question or give the chance to another perosn by ur choosing

Taking place in the Southern Ukraine near the mouth of the Dniepr River the battle of Kalka River was part of the Mongol invasion of Russia between 1221-1224. The Mongol Commander smashed the Army of Prince Mstislav of Kiev despite the Russians outnumbering the Mongols 2 to 1, and having 80,000 troops compared with an estimated 40,000 Mongols.

What was the mongol commander's name.

Umm....Genghis Khan?

Subatai

Originally Posted by MightyMacbeth

Subatai

Right.

your turn.

Dang, I thought it was Genghis Khan. Anyway, what's up for your question, Mighty?