In the aftermath of this battle, the victorious commander seized Ubeda and Baeza.
Arnold Amaury, a veteran of the Cathar Crusade, chronicled this battle. Prior to this battle, French forces commanded by Diego Lopez de Haro slaughtered all but three of the inhabitants of Malagon. In the aftermath of this battle, the victorious commander seized Ubeda and Baeza. Innocent (*) III convinced some veterans of the Fourth Crusade to campaign with the winning side in this battle, whose commanders included Sancho VII of Navarre. This battle was a defeat for Muhammad al-Nasir. For 10 points, name this 1212 victory for Christian armies under the command of Alfonso VIII of Castille over the Almohads in Spain.
Arnold Amaury, a veteran of the Cathar Crusade, chronicled this battle.
Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa [or Battle of Al-Uqab]