- that any
Christian Almogavars are
mentioned is in a
testimony by Jerónimo
Zurita in his
Annals of Aragón,
which places the
Almogavars in the time of Alfonso...
-
remains of the
Turkish army fled away,
chased by the
almogavar cavalry until almost dawn. The
almogavars spent the
night with
their weapons in hand and waited...
- as an autonym. This is
comparable to
attested development of the term
Almogavar in
nearby areas. In this model, the name
Catalunya derives from the plural...
-
ruled by John II
Doukas until his
death in 1318. From 1306 to 1310, the
Almogavars or
Catalan Company of the East (Societas
Catalanorum Magna), plundered...
-
southern Africa.
Soliferrum Rarabe kaPhalo Falarica Pilum Battle of
Amalinde Almogavars Shaka's
military reforms ****egai Tree,
Curtisia dentata originally Berber...
-
Jorge (2008). Los Almogavares.
Desde sus
origenes a su disgregación [
Almogavars: From
their origins to
their disintegration] (in Spanish). Filá Almogávares...
-
Desperta Ferres!) was a
battle cry of the
Middle Ages emplo**** by the
Almogavars. It was
shouted on
entering the fight, to
frighten the
enemy and invoke...
- (Catalan pronunciation: [ʒuˈam busˈkaj əlmuˈɣaβə], Spanish: Juan Boscán
Almogávar; c. 1490 – 21
September 1542), was a
Spanish poet who
incorporated hendecasyllable...
-
mercenary army and was
anxious to free the
island from
troops (called "
Almogavars"), whom he no
longer had the
means of paying.
Given the
political and...
- Country; Béarn; Catalonia; Navarre; Roussillon. For
their history, see also
Almogavars,
Marca Hispanica. The prin****l
languages spoken in the area are Spanish...
