Battle of Morat

The Battle of Morat, fought in 1476, was a key conflict during the Burgundian Wars in Switzerland. Swiss forces, defending their territory, faced the army of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy. Despite being outnumbered, the Swiss employed clever tactics and strong infantry formations to break through Burgundian lines. The battle resulted in a decisive Swiss victory, crippling Burgundy’s expansion efforts and asserting Swiss independence. It’s remembered as a significant moment showcasing Swiss military resilience and skill in medieval warfare.