- The
Battle of
Viadangos or
Fontedangos (Fonte de Angos) was
fought in the
autumn of 1111
between the
forces of
Alfonso I of
Aragon and the
Galician allies...
-
Viadangos de
Arbas or
Viadangos de Arbás is a
locality and
minor local entity located in the muni****lity of Villamanín, in León province,
Castile and...
- influence.
Leonese Civil War (1110–1111)
Battle of
Candespina Battle of
Viadangos Location:
Iberian Peninsula Supporters of
Urraca of León and Castile:...
- any of his
opponents he won the
Battle of
Candespina and the
Battle of
Viadangos, but his only
trustworthy supporters were his Aragonese, who were not...
-
Kingdom of Galicia,
allies his
estranged wife Urraca, at the
Battle of
Viadangos. Urraca's son and co-ruler,
Alfonso VII of León and
Castile escapes. (Date...
- was victorious, as he
would be
again in a few w****s at the
Battle of
Viadangos. The
battle was the
result of a
power struggle between Alfonso and Urraca...
- León to
enthrone Alfonso VII there. However, they were
intercepted at
Viadangos, near León, by the
troops of
Alfonso the Battler. The
Galician knights...
-
Paradilla de Gordón [es] to the southwest, Folledo [es] to the west and
Viadangos de la Tercia [es],
Poladura de la
Tercia and San Martín de la
Tercia to...
- former's wife
Urraca the
Restless at
Fresno de Cantespino.
Autumn Battle of
Viadangos: The
noble Pedro Fróilaz de
Traba and
Diego Gelmírez,
archbishop of the...
- the southwest,
Cubillas de
Arbas and
Casares de
Arbas to the west, and
Viadangos de
Arbas and
Arbas del
Puerto to the northwest.[citation needed] Mapa...
