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Battle of al-Mansurah
1250 • Nildelta Stadtkampf

Gaucher de Châtillon défend seul l'entrée d'une rue dans le faubourg de Minieh
Author: Karl GirardetLicense:PD

Battle of Mansourah (1249)
Author: Unknown authorUnknown authorLicense:PD

Gustave Doré - Count of Anjou in the battle of Masouri, 1250
Author: Gustave DoréLicense:PD

Statue de bronze de Jean, sire de Joinville, par Lescornel (1861), érigée à Joinville (Haute-Marne). Bas-relief représentant la bataille d'Al Mansourah en Egypte.
Author: Ji-ElleLicense:CC-BY-SA-4.0

Battle of Al Mansurah. BnF, Ms.Fr. 5716.
Author: Unknown authorUnknown authorLicense:PD

Battle of Al Mansurah. BnF, Ms.Fr. 5716.
Author: Unknown authorUnknown authorLicense:PD

Stained glass with the Church Militant: the battle of Mansurah, Moulins Cathedral, ca. 1500–1525.
Author: Marie-Lan NguyenLicense:PD
Historical Overview
Bloody urban combat in which the Crusader vanguard was destroyed.
Quick Facts
Outcome:Mamluk victory.
Mamluk Guard
- Commander: Baibars
- Strength: ca. 10.000
- Casualties: Gering
Kingdom of France
- Commander: Robert von Artois †
- Strength: ca. 5.000
- Casualties: Fast total
Strategic Context
Surprise attack on the Mamluk camp.
Conflict / War
Seventh Crusade
Crusader victory.
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