Battle of Toledo - Revision history

DanielPulido at 15:03, December 15, 2009

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Geo.plrd at 17:44, November 27, 2009

2009-11-27T17:44:43Z

JeffD at 17:35, November 27, 2009

2009-11-27T17:35:52Z

Aschlafly: wikify

2009-08-10T00:01:02Z

wikify

Lamashtu: + info and Category:Spanish History

2009-04-08T14:47:16Z

+ info and Category:Spanish History

HenryS: clarify

2007-07-21T02:01:33Z

clarify

DeanS: removed stub, wikify

2007-07-21T01:59:22Z

removed stub, wikify

Jeremiah4-22 at 17:47, April 28, 2007

2007-04-28T17:47:48Z

Jaques at 02:33, April 8, 2007

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TempestHead at 22:40, March 14, 2007

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-The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule. The conversion of the Roman population to Islam and the conversion of the Andalusian population to Christianity are both hotly contested topics in the fields of both Islamic history and Spanish history. The most popular view holds that the Romano-Spanish population retained much of their [[Christian]] faith during the Andalusian period of Spanish history with a large degree of accommodation reached with the local Islamic elites.
+The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]].
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Toledo, Battle of}}
 [[Category:Battles]]
 [[Category:Spanish History]]

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-The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule. The conversion of the Roman population to Islam and the conversion of the Andalusian population to Christianity are both hotly contested topics in the fields of both Islamic history and Spanish history. The most popular view holds that the Romano-Spanish population retained much of their christian faith during the Andalusian period of Spanish history with a large degree of accommodation reached with the local Islamic elites.
+The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule. The conversion of the Roman population to Islam and the conversion of the Andalusian population to Christianity are both hotly contested topics in the fields of both Islamic history and Spanish history. The most popular view holds that the Romano-Spanish population retained much of their [[Christian]] faith during the Andalusian period of Spanish history with a large degree of accommodation reached with the local Islamic elites.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Toledo, Battle of}}
 [[Category:Battles]]
 [[Category:Spanish History]]

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-The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule.
+The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule. The conversion of the Roman population to Islam and the conversion of the Andalusian population to Christianity are both hotly contested topics in the fields of both Islamic history and Spanish history. The most popular view holds that the Romano-Spanish population retained much of their christian faith during the Andalusian period of Spanish history with a large degree of accommodation reached with the local Islamic elites.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Toledo, Battle of}}
 [[Category:Battles]]
 [[Category:Spanish History]]

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-The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in AD 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule.
+The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in A.D. 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula ([[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Toledo, Battle of}}
 [[Category:Battles]]
 [[Category:Spanish History]]

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-The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in AD 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]].  In this battle, the [[Christian]]s defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began re-converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule.
+The '''Battle of Toledo''' was fought in AD 1085, as part of the [[Reconquista]]. In this battle, king Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) defeated the [[Muslim]]s in Toledo, an important city beside the Tajo River. With this victory, [[Christian]]s took control of an strategic area, from which they could start new military campaigns, and thus begin re-converting the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Islamic rule.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Toledo, Battle of}}
 [[Category:Battles]]

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−	{{stub}}The Battle of Toledo was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.	+	{{stub}}The '''Battle of Toledo''' was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.
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	{{stub}}The Battle of Toledo was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.		{{stub}}The Battle of Toledo was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.
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−	The Battle of Toledo was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.	+	{{stub}}The Battle of Toledo was in AD 1085. In this battle, the Christians defeated the [[Muslim]]s in [[Spain]] and began converting Spain back to [[Christianity]] after hundreds of years of Muslim rule.