Engelbert of Nassau

Engelbert of Nassau fought on the Habsburg side at the Battle of Guinegate, a victory over the French army. The battle secured Habsburg control over the Burgundian inheritance and established Engelbert's military reputation.

Engelbert of Nassau was appointed Stadholder of Flanders by Maximilian of Austria, representing Habsburg authority in the region. He was responsible for governing Flanders and suppressing revolts against Habsburg rule.

Engelbert of Nassau led Habsburg forces to suppress a major revolt in Flanders, centered in Bruges and Ghent, against Maximilian's regency. The revolt was crushed, reaffirming Habsburg control over the region.