History of Europe

What European nation were at war during the 1300 and 1400?

During the 1300s and 1400s, severals Europen nations were involved in various conflicts and wars. Here are a few significant conflicts of that period:

Hundred Years' War (1337-1453):

- Fought primarily between England and France.

- Lasted more than a century, with periods of intermittent fighting.

- Contested claims over the French throne and territories in France.

War of the Roses (1455-1485):

- A series of civil wars in England between the rival House of York and the House of Lancaster.

- Fought over the English throne and succession rights.

Italian Wars (1494-1559):

- A complex series of conflicts involving various Italian states, as well as France, Spain Habsburgs, and the Ottoman Empire.

- Contested territories, political power, and control of the Italian Peninsula.

Burgundia Wars (1474-1477):

- Fought between the French Kingdom and the Duchy of Burgundy.

- Aimed at expanding the French territories in the Burgundian lands.

Ottoman-Habsburg Wars:

- A series of conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and the Habsburg monarchy( including the Holy Roman Empire and Austria).

- Lasted for centuries, with significant battles in the Balkans and Central Europe.

Wars of Scottish Independence (1296-1328):

- Fought between England and Scotland.

- Led by Scottish warrior Robert the Bruce and resulted in Scotland's independence from English rule.