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Ribauldequin

Late medieval volley gun

A ribauldequin, also known as a rabauld, randy, ribault, ribaudkin, infernal machine or organ gun, was a late medieval volley gun with many small-caliber

Ribauldequin

Bombard (weapon)

Medieval cannon

Arquebus Bâton à feu Bombard Culverin Fauconneau Pot-de-fer Perrier à boîte Ribauldequin Veuglaire Famous guns Pumhart von Steyr Dulle Griet Faule Mette Faule

Bombard (weapon)

Bombard_(weapon)

Pepper-box

Multi-barrel firearm

War, but the concept was introduced much earlier. In the 15th century, Ribauldequin, a version of the volley gun, had several single shot barrels attached

Pepper-box

Wars of the Roses

Series of civil wars in England (1455–1487)

While cannons were used as early as 1346 at Crecy, these were crude ribauldequins firing metal arrows or grapeshot,[citation needed] and were rendered

Wars of the Roses

Wars_of_the_Roses

Device that launches projectiles

Speargun Varmint rifle Gatling gun Rotary cannon Rotary machine gun Ribauldequin Nordenfelt gun Metal Storm Volley gun Mitrailleuse Machine gun General-purpose

Gun

Volley gun

Gun with multiple single-shot barrels

had to be individually loaded, unloaded, maintained, and cleaned. The ribauldequin, or organ gun, was a medieval version of the volley gun. It had its barrels

Volley gun

Volley_gun

Metal Storm

Research and development company based in Australia

List of modern armament manufacturers List of multiple-barrel firearms Ribauldequin "Metal Storm Limited — Resolutions Passed at Annual General Meeting"

Metal Storm

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List of premodern combat weapons

(European, Middle Eastern, Chinese) Orban bombard (Turkish) Organ gun, ribauldequin, ribauiidkin, ribault, rabauld (European) Petronel hand cannon (European)

List of premodern combat weapons

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Hwacha

Medieval Korean multiple rocket launcher

multi-barrel Soviet rocket launcher used in World War 2. Korean cannon Ribauldequin Singijeon Type 63 multiple rocket launcher and RPU-14 - modern versions

Hwacha

List of firearms before the 20th century

Derringer (USA – pistol – 1861) Richmond rifle (CSA – rifle – 1861) Ribauldequin (UK – 1339) Roper repeating shotgun (USA - shotgun - 1867) Savage 1861

List of firearms before the 20th century

List_of_firearms_before_the_20th_century

Artillery

Long-ranged guns for land warfare

also begun in this period. More esoteric designs, like the multi-barrel ribauldequin (known as "organ guns"), were also produced.[dubious – discuss] The 1650

Artillery

QTS-11

Dual barrel integrated Airburst grenade launcher/Assault rifle multi-weapon system

Mitrailleuse Montigny mitrailleuse Nikonov machine gun Nordenfelt gun Ribauldequin RMG 7.62 Twin Bren Type 89 Type 100 Volley gun Rotary type Eli gun Gatling

QTS-11

Battle of Crécy

1346 English victory during the Hundred Years' War

gunpowder weapons, in unknown numbers: small guns firing lead balls; ribauldequins firing either metal arrows or grapeshot; and bombards, an early form

Battle of Crécy

Battle_of_Crécy

Empire: Total War

2009 video game

Spanish guerrillas, Gurkha infantry, Rogers' Rangers and the Ottoman Ribauldequin. Empire: Total War was released on 3 March 2009 to the North American

Empire: Total War

Empire:_Total_War

Science and inventions of Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo's parachute Model after Leonardo's design for the Golden Horn Bridge Ribauldequin (or organ gun) Model of a fighting vehicle by Leonardo Model of a flywheel

Science and inventions of Leonardo da Vinci

Science_and_inventions_of_Leonardo_da_Vinci

Medieval technology

Technology used in medieval Europe

are become as common and familiar as kinds of arms." Volley gun See Ribauldequin. Corned gunpowder (late 14th century) First practiced in Western Europe

Medieval technology

Medieval_technology

Rabaud

Topics referred to by the same term

(1868–1956), French zoologist Henri Rabaud (1873–1949), French composer Ribauldequin, or rabaud, a medieval volley gun All pages with titles containing Rabaud

Rabaud

Medieval: Total War

2002 video game

factions were added to the main Medieval: Total War campaign, along with ribauldequin artillery and the game's patch. The expansion pack was released on 6

Medieval: Total War

Medieval:_Total_War

Huo Che

Chinese multiple rocket launcher

Civilisation in China, vol. V:7: The Gunpowder Epic, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0-521-30358-3. Hwacha Fire arrow Ribauldequin Huolongjing Wubei Zhi

Huo Che

Huo_Che

Museum of Military History, Vienna

Museum in Vienna, Austria

blood stains on the paper bear witness. The collection also includes a ribauldequin from the year 1678, the so-called death organ, which was constructed

Museum of Military History, Vienna

Museum_of_Military_History,_Vienna

Juan de Lezcano

Spanish admiral (fl. 1490–1518)

of wool and algae and fitted with all possible artillery, including ribauldequin. Through this strategy, the ships got close to the citadel and attracted

Juan de Lezcano

Juan_de_Lezcano

Index of Renaissance articles

Revival architecture - Renaissance Studies - Renaissance technology - Ribauldequin - Ricercar - Road of Weser Renaissance - Rodeleros - Roman Renaissance

Index of Renaissance articles

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Double-barreled cannon

American Civil War cannon

been built in India, and an example with six barrels, similar to the ribauldequins of the Middle Ages, has been preserved in the Nehru Scientific Center

Double-barreled cannon

Double-barreled_cannon

Battle of Beverhoutsveld

1382 battle in Europe

came in range, the Ghent artillery fired a volley of several hundred ribauldequins, a form of mobile light artillery. The Bruges army halted in confusion

Battle of Beverhoutsveld