el Batallador

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El Batallador is the famed warrior-king Alfonso I of Aragon, renowned for his military campaigns during the Reconquista in the early 12th century.

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el Batallador canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic
human
king
medieval ruler
military leader
warrior-king
burialPlace Huesca
linked to: Huesca province

Monastery of San Pedro el Viejo
captured Zaragoza
captureDate 1118
countryRuled Kingdom of Aragon
Kingdom of Navarre
Kingdom of Pamplona
linked to: Kingdom of Navarre
dateOfBirth c. 1073
dateOfDeath 1134
deathCause wounds from battle near Fraga
dynasty House of Jiménez
era High Middle Ages
father Sancho Ramírez
foughtAgainst Almoravid dynasty
foughtIn Reconquista
hasAlias el Batallador
the Battler
hasGivenName Alfonso
hasOrdinal I
hasTitle Emperor of Zaragoza
King of Aragon
King of Navarre
King of Pamplona
languageSpoken Romance languages of Aragon
marriageEnd c. 1114
marriageStart 1109
mother Felicia of Roucy
notableFor conquest of Zaragoza
military campaigns during the Reconquista
placeOfBirth Aragon
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Aragon
near Fraga
predecessor Peter I of Aragon
region Iberian Peninsula
reignEnd 1134
reignOver Aragon
Navarre
reignStart 1104
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Urraca of León and Castile
successor Ramiro II of Aragon
willContent bequeathed his kingdoms to the military orders of the Temple, the Hospital, and the Holy Sepulchre

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Alfonso I of Aragon nickname el Batallador
Alfonso I of Aragon hasAlias el Batallador
subject linked to: el Batallador