Battle of Montepeloso

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The Battle of Montepeloso (1041) was a decisive clash in which Norman and Lombard forces defeated the Byzantines, greatly advancing Norman dominance in southern Italy.

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Battle of Montepeloso canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
belligerent Byzantine Empire
Lombard forces
Norman forces
combatantSide Byzantine Catapanate of Italy
Norman-Lombard coalition
commander Atenulf
William Iron Arm
conflictType medieval land battle
consequence advance of Norman dominance in southern Italy
weakening of Byzantine control in southern Italy
date 1041-09-03
era 11th century
historicalRegion Mezzogiorno
linked to: Southern Italy
locatedInPresentDay Basilicata
Irsina
notableOutcome capture of the Byzantine catapan Exaugustus Boioannes
opponent Byzantine Italian forces
opposingCommander Exaugustus Boioannes
partOf Norman conquest of southern Italy
place Apulia
Montepeloso
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
predecessorEvent Battle of Montemaggiore
Battle of Olivento
result Norman-Lombard victory
decisive defeat of Byzantine forces
significance key step in establishment of Norman principalities in southern Italy
turning point in the decline of Byzantine power in Italy
year 1041

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Battle of Olivento followedBy Battle of Montepeloso
William of Hauteville foughtIn Battle of Montepeloso
Italo-Norman wars hasPart Battle of Montepeloso