Boucicaut relieves Constantinople
1399 · Event
The French marshal Boucicaut, a veteran of Nicopolis, brings 1,200 men to help Manuel II hold Constantinople against Bayezid's blockade.
On these timelines: Anatolia / Byzantium / Ottoman / Turkey, Master, Roman History, The Hundred Years' War
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