Valencian king Zayyan ibn Mardanish loses to Aragonese invasion force at El Puig.
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In 1237, the Battle of the Puig took place in Spain. Valencian king Zayyan ibn Mardanish faced an Aragonese invasion force at El Puig. This battle proved to be a significant turning point in the region's history. The outcome was detrimental for Zayyan ibn Mardanish, as he suffered a decisive defeat. The Aragonese army emerged victorious, firmly establishing their dominance in the area. The Battle of the Puig had far-reaching consequences for the political and territorial landscape of Spain. It marked the end of Muslim rule in Valencia and the beginning of an era of Christian hegemony in the region. The victory of the Aragonese solidified their control over Valencia, paving the way for further expansion of their influence. #BattleofthePuig #Valencia #Aragonese #ZayyanibnMardanish #Muslimrule #Christianhegemony
Primary Reference: Timeline of Spanish history - Wikipedia
Location : Spain

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