Taking place in a high wooded plain near the joining of the rivers Clain and Vienne, this battle pitted Abdul Rahman against Frankish forces under Charles Martel.
Isidore of Beja noted that the losing side at this battle retreated while leaving their camp exactly as it had been set up, initially confusing the victors.  The site of one prelude to this battle was known as the "Plateau of the Martyrs" by the losing side, while a more immediate prelude occurred at the Garonne River, where Eudes of Aquitaine got his butt kicked by Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi. Taking place in a high wooded plain near the joining of the rivers Clain and Vienne, this battle pitted Abdul Rahman against Frankish forces under Charles Martel. FTP name this October 10, 732 battle, a decisive Frankish victory that helped lay the foundations of the Carolingian Empire.
Isidore of Beja noted that the losing side at this battle retreated while leaving their camp exactly as it had been set up, initially confusing the victors.  
The Battle of {Tours} (OR The Battle of {Poitiers} OR The Battle of the {Court of Martyrs})