As a result of success at this battle, the city of Ortona was gifted to the Princes of Sulmona.
An account of this battle claims that the last descendant of Skanderbeg had his Albanian horse thrown into a ravine at this clash, after that man, the Marquis of St. Angelo, breached the walls of the army camp and began plundering tents. As a result of success at this battle, the city of Ortona was gifted to the Princes of Sulmona. The winning army was aided by Max Sittich and Georg Frundsberg, who led companies of landsknecht soldiers, as well as arquebusiers under Fernando d'Avalos, the Marquis of Pescara. The losing commander was doomed by the defection of 8,000 Swiss soldiers and wrote to his mother that "all is lost, except honor" after this battle, which ended the Four Years War. The loser was forced to sign the Treaty of Madrid, though he rebuked it a year later by forming the League of Cognac. For 10 points, name this battle during the Italian Wars which saw Francis I get captured by the army of Charles V in 1525.
An account of this battle claims that the last descendant of Skanderbeg had his Albanian horse thrown into a ravine at this clash, after that man, the Marquis of St. Angelo, breached the walls of the army camp and began plundering tents.
Battle of Pavia