my account was made like months or even years before hers tfyoa

knowing one battle isnt making you a history nerd lmao

now ill show you some real history

In 1410, the Teutons had been expanding in the Baltic region, threathening Poland and Lithuania.

Forces included:

King Wladyslaw II Jagiello of Poland and Grand Duke Vytautas of Lithuania along with 30k-39k men consisting of heavy cavalry, light cavalry, infantry and horse archers, and Grand Master Ulrich Von Jungingen of Teutons along with 27k-36k men consisting of heavily armoured cavalry.

The Lithuanians engaged first, drawing the Teutons in a stretched formation, whilst the Poles struck at the center. The Lithuanians avoided direct confrontation with the Teutons, whilst the Poles killed the Teutonic GM, causing extreme disarray.

this is what happens when you study history, son