Courtrai

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Courtrai, known today as Kortrijk, is a historic city in western Belgium noted for its medieval architecture and role in several significant European conflicts.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Courtrai canonical 6
Battle of Courtrai 1
Battle of the Golden Spurs 1

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
battleDate 11 July 1302
battleOpponents County of Flanders
Kingdom of France
coordinateLocation 50.828°N 3.264°E
country Belgium
economySector design and creativity sector
textile industry
hasCityRightsSince 13th century
hasHigherEducationInstitution Howest University of Applied Sciences
VIVES University of Applied Sciences
hasLandmark Belfry of Kortrijk
Broel Towers
Church of Our Lady, Kortrijk
Saint Martin’s Church, Kortrijk
hasNameInDutch Kortrijk
hasNameInFrench Courtrai
hasUniversityCampus KU Leuven Kulak campus
heritageStatus Belfry of Kortrijk is part of UNESCO World Heritage Site "Belfries of Belgium and France"
isSeatOf administrative arrondissement of Kortrijk
judicial arrondissement of Kortrijk
knownFor historic city center
medieval architecture
role in European conflicts
languageOfficial Dutch
locatedIn Flemish Region
West Flanders
western Belgium
locatedOnRiver Lys
memberOf Eurometropolis Lille–Kortrijk–Tournai
partOf arrondissement of Kortrijk
province of West Flanders
linked to: West Flanders
regionalLanguage West Flemish
siteOf Battle of the Golden Spurs
linked to: Courtrai
twinCity Battuya (district of Xi’an)
Frascati
Haarlem
Saint-Cloud
Wuxi

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Courtrai hasNameInFrench Courtrai
Courtrai siteOf Battle of the Golden Spurs
linked to: Courtrai
Genoese crossbowmen participatedIn Battle of Courtrai
linked to: Courtrai
Battuya District hasInternationalMunicipalPartnershipWith Courtrai
subject linked to: Battuya (district of Xi’an)
Battuya District hasSisterCity Courtrai
subject linked to: Battuya (district of Xi’an)