Right, apparently they didn't have divisions at all in the middle ages.
An army was divided into 3 Battles (or Bataille in French/Orlesian). The size of a Bataille was determined by the size of the army.
Within each Bataille there would be a number of Retinue Company Household Familia (or Household Familia Regis or King's Household Lance depending on your country). This was a european term for a group of troops where you have a knight, 2-3 men at arms, 6-10 archers etc
Or there could be a number of Lances Fournies, which is a unit of 10 men based around a knight.
Personally I'd be tempted to take the latter to be your division, led by a Chevalier. That'd make 240 men + 24 Chevaliers. In this case, then, they would be split into 3 Batailles of 80 men, led by 8 Chevaliers. Does that help?
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An army was divided into 3 Battles (or Bataille in French/Orlesian). The size of a Bataille was determined by the size of the army.
Within each Bataille there would be a number of Retinue Company Household Familia (or Household Familia Regis or King's Household Lance depending on your country). This was a european term for a group of troops where you have a knight, 2-3 men at arms, 6-10 archers etc
Or there could be a number of Lances Fournies, which is a unit of 10 men based around a knight.
Personally I'd be tempted to take the latter to be your division, led by a Chevalier. That'd make 240 men + 24 Chevaliers. In this case, then, they would be split into 3 Batailles of 80 men, led by 8 Chevaliers. Does that help?