Battle of Lalakaon

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The Battle of Lalakaon was a decisive 9th-century Byzantine victory over Arab forces in Asia Minor that halted major Muslim raids into the Byzantine heartland and marked a turning point in the Arab–Byzantine wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
alsoKnownAs Battle of Lalakaon
surface form: Battle of Lalakaum

Battle of Poson
ArabCommander Umar al-Aqta
associatedWith reign of Emperor Michael III
rise of Byzantine military power in the 9th century
belligerent Abbasid Caliphate
Arab emirates of the frontier (thughur)
Byzantine Empire
ByzantineCommander Petronas
several thematic strategoi
combatantKilled Umar al-Aqta
commander Nasr ibn Sayyar’s successors in the frontier emirates
Petronas
conflictOf Arab–Byzantine wars
date 863
effect reduced frequency of large-scale Arab incursions into Anatolia
shifted strategic initiative to the Byzantines
followedBy Byzantine counteroffensives in the east
location Anatolia
Asia Minor
opponent Arab forces
Byzantine Empire
partOf Arab–Byzantine wars
precededBy Arab raids into Anatolia in early 860s
result Byzantine victory
significance decisive Byzantine victory over Arab forces in Asia Minor
halted major Muslim raids into the Byzantine heartland
turning point in the Arab–Byzantine wars
theatre Byzantine eastern frontier
timePeriod 9th century

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Arab–Byzantine wars hasPart Battle of Lalakaon
Battle of Lalakaon alsoKnownAs Battle of Lalakaon
this entity surface form: Battle of Lalakaum