For 10 points, al-Rahman was soundly defeated by Charles Martel's Frankish forces at what 732 engagement?
This battle was followed by fighting at Arles and at the River Berre that confined the losing side to the provinces of Narbonne and Septimania. It was caused by an appeal from Eudes (YOO-dayz), the Duke of Aquitaine, who, despite having won ten years earlier at Toulouse and Bordeaux, was now unequipped to deal with heavy cavalry. The defenders' strategy was to fight in a square, but Abd-al-Rahman underestimated their strength and charged anyway. For 10 points, al-Rahman was soundly defeated by Charles Martel's Frankish forces at what 732 engagement?
This battle was followed by fighting at Arles and at the River Berre that confined the losing side to the provinces of Narbonne and Septimania.
Battle of {Tours} [prompt on {Battle} of {Poitiers}]