The losers of this battle were led by Abd el-Rahman, who died during it.
The Mozarabic Chronicle is the most detailed source describing this battle, which some historians believe was caused by greed for the riches of the Abbey of St. Martin. After being defeated by the eventual losing army at the Battle of the Garonne River, Odo of Aquitaine set this battle into motion when he requested aid from this battle's winning commander. The losers of this battle were led by Abd el-Rahman, who died during it. Its winner was bestowed with the nickname "the hammer" and gained enough power to lay the foundations of the Carolingian Dynasty. For 10 points, name this 732 victory for Charles Martel that prevented the Umayyad conquest of France.
The Mozarabic Chronicle is the most detailed source describing this battle, which some historians believe was caused by greed for the riches of the Abbey of St. Martin.
Battle of Tours [or the Battle of Poitiers]