A Castilian army defeated Ibn Hud's army in his territory near Jerez de la Frontera.
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In the Battle of Jerez, the Castilian army achieved a significant victory over the army of Emir Ibn Hud. This clash occurred in the region that is now modern Jerez de la Frontera and had implications for the balance of power in Spain. The defeat of Ibn Hud's forces by the Castilians marked an important step towards the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslim emirates. It weakened the influence of the Emir and paved the way for further advancements by the Castilian forces in the south of Spain. The Battle of Jerez highlighted the growing strength and determination of the Christian kingdoms in their efforts to regain control of the entire peninsula. This event further set the stage for the eventual fall of the Islamic emirates and the unification of Spain under Christian rule. #BattleofJerez #Castilianvictory #Christianreconquista
Primary Reference: Anglo-Iberian Relations 1150-1280: A Diplomatic History
Location : Spain

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