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Literally "Wagon Fortress." A type of "War Wagon,"
heavily armored wagons used during wartime.
Similar to chariots, armored carriages pulled by horses that
have existed since ancient times. However, while a chariot
 is used as a high-speed mobile unit, the war wagon is detached
from its horses when combat begins and used as a mobile
defensive fortification. Soldiers were able to enter these wagons
to protect themselves from cannon fire and arrows, as well as use
the thin slit windows to attack their enemies with spears, bows, crossbows, guns, etc.  And by linking them in a circle formation
during combat, it was possible to use them as a mobile fortress.
The oldest record of a war wagon's use in combat dates back
to the Book of Han, which describes "Wu Gang Wagons" that were
used in the Han-Xiongnu War in 119 B.C.  Caesar's "The Gallic
Wars," written in the first century BC, also describes a defensive
formation built using wagons. There are many other records
detailing the use of War Wagons during combat, such as
those describing the battle of the Kalka River. The hero of
the Hussite Wars, Jan Žižka, used wagon forts in combat
with such success that he was able to defeat the Holy Roman Empire and Crusader Armies multiple times.
TACTIQUE MILITAIRE
CONSISTANT À S’ABRITER
DERRIÈRE DES CHARIOTS DE GUERRE.