Alfonso the Battler conquered multiple Almoravid cities in Spain.
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In 1120, Alfonso the Battler, the King of Aragon and Navarre, achieved a significant military triumph in Spain. He led his forces in a victorious campaign, conquering several key cities that were under Almoravid control. Alfonso and his army triumphantly secured the cities of Calatayud, Bubierca, Alhama de Aragón, Ariza, Zaragoza, and Daroca. This strategic conquest marked a turning point in the regional power dynamics, as the Almoravids had been a dominant force in the region. Alfonso's military success significantly expanded his territories and consolidated his rule in the area. The conquest of these cities allowed Alfonso the Battler to strengthen his influence, both politically and militarily, in the surrounding regions. This momentous event solidified his reputation as a skilled military leader and secured his place as one of the most prominent rulers of his time. #Spain #AlfonsoTheBattler #AlmoravidConquest
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