This list covers the French armies from the rebirth of a strong central monarchy (even though Royal control of the nobility outside the Tle de France remained doubtful) until the transition to plate armour. The knights wore long-sleeved mail hauberks and mail leg-armour was now common. Shields were getting shorter. The less-armoured sergeants forming their rear ranks are assumed to be included in each knight element. Infantry could be drawn up behind as a rallying point, placed on the wings of each cavalry division or sent in front to prepare the charge. Most foot are depicted armed with spear and shield or with mixed 2-handed cutting weapons and without shields, wearing quilted aketons or gambesons and only occasionally with metal armour. Bretons, bidets and bidowers were mercenary javelinmen. Dardiers with 2 heavy javelins specialized in ambushes from difficult terrain. Ribauds were knife-armed looters enthusiastic only in pursuit. Artillery was important in a battle of 1304 against the Flemings. References: Armies of Feudal Europe 1. Heath, Armies of the Middle Ages Vol 11. Heath, Western Warfare in the Age of the Crusades 1000-1300 J. France.
— Feudal French Army 1072 AD - 1199 AD
III/33 — EARLY MUSLIM NORTH AFRICA & SICILY 696 AD - 1160 AD
III/35 — FEUDAL SPANISH 718 AD - 1340 AD
III/53 — EAST FRANKISH 888 AD - 1106 AD
III/73 — COMMUNAL ITALIAN 1029 AD - 1320 AD
IV/13 — MEDIEVAL GERMAN 1106 AD - 1518 AD
IV/23 — FEUDAL ENGLISH 1181 AD - 1322 AD
IV/3 — ANGLO-NORMAN 1072 AD - 1181 AD
IV/4 — FEUDAL FRENCH 1072 AD - 1330 AD
— Feudal French Army 1200 AD - 1330 AD
III/35 — FEUDAL SPANISH 718 AD - 1340 AD
III/73 — COMMUNAL ITALIAN 1029 AD - 1320 AD
IV/13 — MEDIEVAL GERMAN 1106 AD - 1518 AD
IV/20 — AYYUBID EGYPTIAN 1171 AD - 1250 AD
IV/23 — FEUDAL ENGLISH 1181 AD - 1322 AD
IV/39 — NAVARRESE 1234 AD - 1430 AD
IV/4 — FEUDAL FRENCH 1072 AD - 1330 AD
IV/57 — LOW COUNTRIES 1297 AD - 1478 AD
IV/5 — SICILIAN 1072 AD - 1266 AD & 1282 AD - 1442 AD
IV/62 — 100 YEAR’S WAR ENGLISH 1322 AD - 1455 AD
III/73 — COMMUNAL ITALIAN 1029 AD - 1320 AD
IV/17 — LATER CRUSADER 1128 AD - 1303 AD