Aragonese forces defeated the Almohad force in Serra de Na Burguesa, causing them to retreat to Palma, Majorca.
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In 1229, a significant event unfolded in Spain known as the Battle of Portopí. Aragonese forces clashed with an Almohad force in the rugged terrain of Serra de Na Burguesa. The Aragonese displayed formidable strength and strategic prowess, emerging victorious and forcing the Almohads to retreat to Palma, Majorca. This triumph marked a turning point in the balance of power in the region, as it greatly weakened the Almohad dynasty and facilitated the eventual Christian conquest of the island. The Battle of Portopí demonstrated the military might of the Aragonese and their determination to expand their kingdom. This momentous encounter is a testament to the shifting political dynamics in medieval Spain, ultimately paving the way for Aragonese dominion in the region. #Spain #BattleofPortopí #Aragonese #Almohad #SerraDeNaBurguesa #PalmaMajorca
Location : Spain

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