Was there any wars in the medevail times?

Answer 1

There were - in Europe England and France were practically at war for the entire period. And further afield, the Crusades, several of them, one to three in the Holy Land, number four which didn't quite get there, the Albigensian Crusade that was against heretics on southern France, the Children's Crusade, total disaster, they were either killed or captured and sold into slavery.

Wars involving England were numerous and pretty constant. We saw two civil wars in the Medieval period, the first involving King Stephen and the Empress Maud, the second was named the Wars of the Roses, civil war by another name. The official English Civil War was somewhat later and counts as early modern. There was the war that surrounded Magna Carta when the rebels invited Louis of France to take the throne. Then there was a war between Henry III and Simon de Montfort, the baron's revolt, which resulted in the first parliaments, which included two furious pitched battles. The Conquest of Wales of 1282 counts as a war, as do the various battles in Scotland. The Hundred Years War, didn't last 100 years, and was again against France. The famous battles of Agincourt and Crecy were all part of various wars with the French, and were rare in that wars did not always involved huge pitched battles but smaller skirmishes, raids and burned land tactics.