Eudes III, the Duke of Burgundy, fought for the winning side, while the losing force was commanded by the Earl of Salisbury.
At the end of this battle, Reginald of Boulogne and his 700 pikemen made a heroic last stand that allowed the losing army to retreat. The Portuguese-born Count of Flanders, Ferdinand, was captured at this battle. Eudes III, the Duke of Burgundy, fought for the winning side, while the losing force was commanded by the Earl of Salisbury. The losing army at this battle included a force under Holy Roman Emperor Otto IV and was vanquished by Philip Augustus. For ten points, name this 1214 battle in which King John lost Brittany and Normandy to France, whose name suggests cattle.
At the end of this battle, Reginald of Boulogne and his 700 pikemen made a heroic last stand that allowed the losing army to retreat.
Battle of {Bouvines}