Battle of Civitella

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The Battle of Civitella, also known as the Battle of Civitate, was an 11th-century clash in southern Italy in which Norman forces decisively defeated a papal coalition, solidifying Norman power in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
medieval battle
aftermath Norman rule in southern Italy recognized de facto
Pope Leo IX captured
Pope Leo IX held in honorable captivity by Normans
alsoKnownAs Battle of Civitate NERFINISHED
belligerent Holy Roman Empire
Lombard principalities NERFINISHED
Norman County of Aversa NERFINISHED
Norman Duchy of Apulia NERFINISHED
Papal States NERFINISHED
century 11th century
combatant Holy Roman Empire contingents
Lombard forces
Norman forces NERFINISHED
Pope Leo IX's forces NERFINISHED
papal coalition
commander Humphrey of Hauteville NERFINISHED
Richard I of Aversa NERFINISHED
Robert Guiscard NERFINISHED
conflictIn Norman conquest of southern Italy NERFINISHED
Norman–papal conflict NERFINISHED
date 1053-06-18
followedBy consolidation of Norman principalities in southern Italy
historicalRegion Mezzogiorno NERFINISHED
location Apulia NERFINISHED
near Civitate
southern Italy
militaryOutcome Normans maintained and expanded territorial control in southern Italy
opponentType imperial contingents of the Holy Roman Empire
papal coalition army
opposingCommander Gerard of Galeria NERFINISHED
Pope Leo IX NERFINISHED
Rudolf of Benevento NERFINISHED
partOf Norman expansion in Italy NERFINISHED
precededBy Norman incursions into Apulia and Campania
relatedTo House of Hauteville NERFINISHED
Norman conquest of Italy NERFINISHED
result Norman victory
decisive Norman victory over papal coalition
significance solidified Norman power in southern Italy
weakened papal military influence in southern Italy
year 1053

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Battle of Civitate alsoKnownAs Battle of Civitella