Sicilian fleet defeats Neapolitan navy, captures Philip I, Prince of Taranto.
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In the Battle of Falconaria, a historic naval clash off the coast of Marsala and Trapani in Spain, a Sicilian fleet emerged victorious over the Neapolitan navy. The Sicilian fleet delivered a decisive defeat to their opponents, capturing Philip I, the Prince of Taranto and son of Charles the Lame, commander of the Neapolitan forces. This battle had significant implications for the balance of power in the region, as the Sicilian victory consolidated their position and dealt a blow to Neapolitan authority. The outcome of this battle would shape the political landscape and future conflicts in Spain. #BattleofFalconaria #Spain #navalclash #SicilyvsNaples
Location : Spain

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