The Battle of Namur took place in 1692 during the Nine Years' War. It was a significant conflict between the forces of the Grand Alliance, which included countries like England and the Dutch Republic, and the French army led by King Louis XIV. The battle aimed to capture the fortified city of Namur, located in present-day Belgium. The siege began in July 1692 and lasted until September. The Grand Alliance successfully captured Namur, marking a crucial victory that weakened French control in the region. This battle demonstrated the effectiveness of combined military efforts among the allied nations against a powerful adversary.