Preceded by the marriage of Lampade to Mununza, an account of this engagement was thought to be given by Isidorus Pacensis of Beja but has since been proven false.
Preceded by the marriage of Lampade to Mununza, an account of this engagement was thought to be given by Isidorus Pacensis of Beja but has since been proven false. It occurred near the meeting of the Clain and Vienne rivers. According to the Chronicle of Fredegar, this battle was fought to protect the Abbey of Saint Martin at the request of Eudes of Aquitaine. Also called the Battle of the Court of Martyrs, for 10 points, name this defeat for Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi and the Umayyads, which halted the Muslim invasion of Europe, a victory for Charles Martel in 732.
Preceded by the marriage of Lampade to Mununza, an account of this engagement was thought to be given by Isidorus Pacensis of Beja but has since been proven false.
Battle of {Tours} [or Battle of {Poitiers}; accept {Battle} of the {Court} of {Martyrs} before it is read]