Battle of Zaragoza (1118)

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The Battle of Zaragoza (1118) was a key military engagement in the Reconquista in which Christian forces captured the important Muslim-held city of Zaragoza, significantly expanding the Kingdom of Aragon.

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instanceOf battle
military engagement
after Almoravid consolidation in the Iberian Peninsula
alsoKnownAs Siege of Zaragoza (1118) NERFINISHED
before rise of the Almohads in al-Andalus
belligerent Almoravid Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Aragon NERFINISHED
Muslim defenders of Zaragoza
changedControlOf Zaragoza from Muslim to Christian rule
commander Alfonso I of Aragon NERFINISHED
conflict Christian–Muslim wars in the Iberian Peninsula
date 1118
followedBy Christian occupation of Zaragoza
hasConsequence expansion of the Kingdom of Aragon
incorporation of Zaragoza into the Kingdom of Aragon
weakening of Almoravid control in the Ebro Valley
hasResult Christian victory
capture of Zaragoza by Christian forces
involves siege warfare
urban assault
locatedInPresentDay Spain NERFINISHED
location Ebro Valley NERFINISHED
Zaragoza NERFINISHED
Zaragoza, Aragon NERFINISHED
partOf Alfonso I of Aragon’s campaigns against the Almoravids
Reconquista NERFINISHED
precedes further Aragonese expansion into the Ebro Valley
relatedTo Almoravid rule in al-Andalus NERFINISHED
History of Zaragoza NERFINISHED
History of the Kingdom of Aragon NERFINISHED
significance capture of an important Muslim-held city
key event in the Reconquista
major territorial gain for Christian Iberian kingdoms
strategicImportance control of a major urban and administrative center in northeastern Iberia
control of the Ebro River corridor
tookPlaceIn 12th century
High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
year 1118

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Alfonso I of Aragon battle Battle of Zaragoza (1118)