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were sent to retake it later in 1084 and that it was these forces which Sancho RamĂ­rez met on the road south from Naval. Since neither surviving record of the battle, both Christian, records the outcome and Naval is known to have lapsed out of Christian control soon after its conquest, it is probable
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Since Piedra Pisada (Pisa) lies on the road south from Naval, the Aragonese army would have had to bypass an important enemy fortification in order to fight there, unless Naval had already been taken. It is most likely therefore that the date of 1084 found in the Latin chronicle is correct. Since the
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was conquered in July 1087, and MonzĂłn with the aid of some defecting Muslims in 1089. In 1095 Peter accepted the surrender of the garrison of the castle Naval, and in October 1099 he made an accord with its Christian populators.
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with disastrous results, finally falling to the Christians on 14 April 1083. By 1083 all lands north of the Sierra de Estada were in Aragonese hands. On the other side of the Cinca the town of
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were gradually conquered and returned, after centuries of Muslim rule, to the control of Christian princes. The ruler of Aragon, who personally led his men in battle at Piedra Pisada,
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with the Moors, the day of the Nativity in the year of our Lord 1084." The two texts differ in the year, and neither specifies the winner of the engagement. The location of
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Piedra Pisada, Piedra Pesada, Piedra Pisa and Piedra Pesa are the expected forms in Romance, derived from the Latin by the sonorisation of the intervocalic
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A charter of June 1083 was witnessed by one Bernardo RamĂłn de Castro, the earliest piece of evidence that Castro was by then the southernmost Christian
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In the aftermath of the defeat at Piedra Pisada, in 1085 Sancho invested his son Peter as king of Ribagorza and Sobrarbe under Aragonese suzerainty.
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A document of Sancho RamĂ­rez dated 29 October 1082, but which must date later than 1087, in a thirteenth-century copy names the villages within the
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A document dated 1054, but more probably from 1057, mentions one GarcĂ­a ĂĂ±iguez as"lord ... in CastejĂłn" (
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en el año de neustro Senyor M. LXXXIII ... fizo batalla en Piedra-pissada con los moros el dia de nadal
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with the Moors on Christmas day." The Latin translation reads: "And made battle before
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et preliatus fuit apud Petram Pisadam cum mauris, die nativitatis anno MLXXXIIII Domini
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in 1059, but further progress was slower. Naval, which was essential to the defence of
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of Aragon, the process by which the riverine valleys of the southern slopes of the
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The course of the Cinca, showing El Grado, a few miles downstream from the battle
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Argensola: Revista de Ciencias Sociales del Instituto de Estudios Altoaragoneses
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was the most advanced position on the Ésera, held by a don Suniero, and by 1062
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loss of Naval posed a threat to Barbastro, it is likely that forces from the
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of the Cinca valley and surrounding territory to its west was rapid. By 1049
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were not taken until 1084, and shortly lost to the Moors for a decade.
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On 28 April Sancho RamĂ­rez granted half the lordship of the castle of
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The parishes, all north of Barbastro and between the rivers Cinca and
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The battle is only recorded in two later sources, the
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ColecciĂłn diplomĂĄtica de Pedro I de AragĂłn y Navarra
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Index

Reconquista

Naval
AragĂłn
Aragon
Zaragoza
Sancho RamĂ­rez
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Reconquista
Covadonga
1st Roncevaux Pass
Burbia River
Orbieu River
Lutos
Las Babias
RĂ­o QuirĂłs
Oviedo
1st Lisbon
1st Barcelona
1st Tortosa
Pancorbo
2nd Roncevaux Pass
Clavijo
Albelda
Guadalacete
Monte Laturce
Morcuera
Polvoraria

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