Battle of Valtierra

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The Battle of Valtierra was a 12th-century clash in the Reconquista in which King Alfonso I of Aragon confronted Muslim forces in northern Spain.

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Battle of Valtierra canonical 2
Batalla de Valtierra 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
belligerent Almoravid dynasty
Kingdom of Aragon
commandedBy Alfonso I of Aragon
conflictOf Reconquista
followedBy Battle of Cutanda
hasAlternativeName Batalla de Valtierra
linked to: Battle of Valtierra
hasCentury 12th century
hasContext Christian–Muslim warfare on the Iberian Peninsula
hasCountry Spain
hasDate 1110
hasHistoricalRegion Kingdom of Navarre
hasLanguageOfPrimarySources Arabic
Latin
hasLocation Navarre
Valtierra
northern Spain
hasParticipant Alfonso I of Aragon
Almoravid forces
Kingdom of Aragon
Muslim forces in al-Andalus
hasResult Aragonese victory
involves cavalry
infantry
locatedInRegion Ebro valley
linked to: Ebro basin
locatedInTimePeriod High Middle Ages
notableFor Alfonso I of Aragon’s offensive operations against Muslim-held territories
opposedBy Almoravid commanders
partOf Alfonso I of Aragon’s campaigns against the Almoravids
precededBy earlier campaigns of Alfonso I of Aragon in the Ebro valley

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Alfonso I of Aragon battle Battle of Valtierra
Battle of Cutanda follows Battle of Valtierra
Battle of Valtierra hasAlternativeName Batalla de Valtierra
linked to: Battle of Valtierra