Battle of Malta (1283)

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The Battle of Malta (1283) was a significant naval clash during the War of the Sicilian Vespers in which the Aragonese-Sicilian fleet defeated the Angevin forces, helping to secure Aragonese dominance in the central Mediterranean.

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Battle of Malta (1283) canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military engagement
naval battle
belligerent forces of Charles I of Anjou
surface form: Angevin forces

Catalan fleet
surface form: Aragonese-Sicilian fleet
combatant Kingdom of Naples
surface form: Angevin Kingdom of Naples

Kingdom of Aragon
Sicilian forces
conflict War of the Sicilian Vespers
consequence strengthening of Aragonese dominance in the central Mediterranean
date 1283
era 13th century
historicalRegion Kingdom of Sicily
isA battle of the War of the Sicilian Vespers
location Mediterranean Sea
off Malta
opponent Angevin fleet
surface form: Angevin navy

House of Anjou
outcome defeat of Angevin fleet
partOf War of the Sicilian Vespers
relatedTo Aragonese expansion in the Mediterranean
War of the Sicilian Vespers
surface form: Sicilian Vespers
result Aragonese-Sicilian victory
significance contributed to long-term Aragonese influence in Mediterranean politics
helped secure Aragonese naval superiority over Angevin forces
strategicImportance control of sea routes in the central Mediterranean
supportedPower Aragonese claim to Sicily
theatre central Mediterranean
typeOfWarfare naval warfare
year 1283

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War of the Sicilian Vespers hasKeyEvent Battle of Malta (1283)
Roger of Lauria battle Battle of Malta (1283)
Roger of Lauria victory Battle of Malta (1283)
Roger de Lauria victory Battle of Malta (1283)