Changes: Frundsberg Division

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Frundsberg was a division of the 4th Cavalry Army, Nilfgaardian mounted troops commanded by Major General Markus Braibant.

"Frund" is a variant of "friend" in Germanic languages, while "berg" means a mountain. "Frundsberg" thus means "The Friend's Mountain".
Name of the division may refer to:
- a famous German officer and tactician Georg von Frundsberg, leader of the Landsknechte of the 15th and 16th century. His men were responsible for the Sack of Rome in 1527 after a mutiny against him.
- 10th SS Panzer Division Frundsberg, named after Georg.

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-'''Frundsberg''' is a division of the [[4th Cavalry Army]], [[Nilfgaardian Empire|Nilfgaardian]] [[cavalry|mounted troops]] commanded by Major General [[Markus Braibant]].
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+|Type = [[Division]]
+|Country = [[Nilfgaardian Empire|Nilfgaard]]
+|Affiliations = [[Nilfgaardian Army]]
+|Battles = [[Battle of Brenna]]}}'''Frundsberg''' was a division of the [[4th Cavalry Army]], [[Nilfgaardian Empire|Nilfgaardian]] [[cavalry|mounted troops]] commanded by Major General [[Markus Braibant]].
+== Trivia ==
+* "Frund" is a variant of "friend" in Germanic languages, while "berg" means a mountain. "Frundsberg" thus means "The Friend's Mountain".
+* Name of the division may refer to:
+** a famous German officer and tactician [[wikipedia:Georg von Frundsberg|Georg von Frundsberg]], leader of the [[wikipedia:Landsknecht|Landsknechte]] of the 15th and 16th century. His men were responsible for the [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (1527)|Sack of Rome]] in 1527 after a mutiny against him.
+** [[wikipedia:10th SS Panzer Division Frundsberg|10th SS Panzer Division Frundsberg]], named after Georg.
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+[[ru:Фрундеберг]]
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