Battle of Bordeaux (732)

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The Battle of Bordeaux (732) was a major early medieval clash in southwestern Gaul in which invading Umayyad forces from Al-Andalus defeated the local Aquitanian army, setting the stage for the later Battle of Tours.

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Battle of Bordeaux (732) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
event in the early Middle Ages
military conflict
alsoKnownAs Battle of the River Garonne
linked to: Battle of Toulouse
belligerent Al-Andalus
Aquitanian army
Duchy of Aquitaine
Umayyad forces
linked to: Umayyad army
combatantSide Christian forces of Aquitaine
Muslim forces from Al-Andalus
commander Duke Odo of Aquitaine
conflictType Umayyad expansion into Western Europe
consequence heavy losses for Aquitanian forces
increased Frankish influence over Aquitaine
weakening of Aquitaine’s ability to resist further Umayyad advances
date 732
era early medieval period
followedBy Battle of Poitiers (732)
linked to: Battle of Tours

Battle of Tours
historicalContext occurred during the expansion of the Umayyad Caliphate into Gaul
locatedIn southwestern Gaul
locatedInPresentDay France
outcome defeat of Aquitanian forces
partOf Frankish–Umayyad conflicts
Umayyad invasion of Gaul
place near Bordeaux
precededBy earlier Umayyad raids into Aquitaine
region Aquitaine
result Umayyad victory
riverNearby Garonne River
linked to: Garonne
significance opened the way for deeper Umayyad advance into Aquitaine
prompted Odo of Aquitaine to seek aid from the Franks
set the stage for Charles Martel’s intervention at the Battle of Tours
year 732

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Umayyad forces from Al-Andalus conflict Battle of Bordeaux (732)
Battle of Toulouse (721) followedBy Battle of Bordeaux (732)