One of the members of a better-known group of this name won an important battle at Guinegate, also known as the Battle of the Spurs, and two year prior it defeated French forces at the battle of Novarra.
One group of this name was organized by Juan de Padilla, leader of the rebellion of the comuneros in Toledo, and was disbanded after defeat tat Villalar. One of the members of a better-known group of this name won an important battle at Guinegate, also known as the Battle of the Spurs, and two year prior it defeated French forces at the battle of Novarra. Switzerland joined this alliance in 1510, and lost at the battle of Marignano in 1515, while another alliance with this name won its most important victory under the command of Don John of Austria. Comprising Julius II, Ferdinand of Spain, and Venice, as well as Henry VIII of England, for ten points, identify this alliance sponsored by the papacy, not to be confused with an alliance which triumphed in 1571 at Lepanto.
One group of this name was organized by Juan de Padilla, leader of the rebellion of the comuneros in Toledo, and was disbanded after defeat tat Villalar.
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