Jean de Gassion

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Jean de Gassion was a prominent 17th-century French cavalry commander and marshal of France, noted for his aggressive tactics during the Thirty Years' War.

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Jean de Gassion canonical 5

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instanceOf French military commander
human
allegiance Kingdom of France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
employer French royal army
linked to: French royal forces
familyName de Gassion
fieldOfWork cavalry warfare
military leadership
givenName Jean
hasHonorificTitle Marshal of France
languageOfWorkOrName French
militaryBranch cavalry
militaryRank marshal of France
notableFor aggressive cavalry tactics
rapid offensive operations
role in the Thirty Years' War
service in major European conflicts of the 17th century
use of shock tactics in battle
notableWork campaigns under Cardinal Richelieu
occupation cavalry commander
soldier
participatedIn Thirty Years' War
positionHeld marshal of France
residence France
sexOrGender male
timePeriod 17th century

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Siege of Arras (1640) commander Jean de Gassion
Battle of Honnecourt commander Jean de Gassion
Battle of Rocroi FrenchCommander Jean de Gassion
subject linked to: Battle of Rocroy
Siege of Saint-Omer (1638) hasCommander Jean de Gassion