Battle of Cutanda

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The Battle of Cutanda was a 1120 clash during the Reconquista in which King Alfonso I of Aragon decisively defeated the Almoravid forces in northeastern Spain.

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Battle of Cutanda canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
aftermath consolidation of Aragonese frontier in eastern Iberia
chronologyWithinReconquista early 12th-century campaign
combatant Christian forces of Aragon
Muslim Almoravid forces
linked to: Almoravid forces
commander Alfonso I of Aragon
conflict Reconquista
country Spain
date 1120
era 12th century
follows Battle of Valtierra
Battle of Zaragoza (1118)
hasParticipant Alfonso I of Aragon
Almoravid dynasty
Almoravid forces
Kingdom of Aragon
leaderOfVictoriousSide Alfonso I of Aragon
location Cutanda
Kingdom of Aragon
near Calamocha
northeastern Spain
present-day province of Teruel
mainBelligerent Almoravid dynasty
Kingdom of Aragon
partOf Christian–Muslim wars in the Iberian Peninsula
Reconquista
pointInTime 1120
result decisive Aragonese victory
defeat of Almoravid forces
significance strengthened Aragonese control in the Ebro valley
weakened Almoravid power in northeastern Iberia

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Alfonso I of Aragon battle Battle of Cutanda
Alfonso I of Aragon militaryConflict Battle of Cutanda
subject linked to: the Battler
Battle of Valtierra followedBy Battle of Cutanda