-
tensions continued. In 1382, the
Arborean army led by
Brancaleone Doria again swept most of the
island into
Arborean rule. This
situation lasted until...
- Sicily. The
location was the
fortified village of Sanluri, in Sardinia. The
Arborean army was led by
Judge William III of Narbonne, and
Martin commanded in...
-
Having broken the
alliance with the
Crown of Aragon, from 1353 to 1409, the
Arborean giudici Mari**** IV, Hugh III and
Brancaleone Doria (husband of Eleanor...
- continued. In 1391 the
Arborean army, led by
Brancaleone Doria,
again conquered most of the island,
subjecting it to
Arborean rule. This
state of affairs...
- two forces, of
Martin and of William, met at the
Battle of Sanluri. The
Arborean troops of William,
including many
Genoese crossbowmen,
broke into two battles...
- Sanluri; the
capital Oristano was lost in 1410.
After some
years during which Arborean rulers failed to
organise a
successful resurgence, they sold
their remaining...
- 1133,
Arborea fell to the former, but Comita, in the hope of
furthering Arborean independence,
allied with
Genoa during the
subsequent civil wars of that...
-
transitional variety of Sardinian, and
would remain in
force until 1827. The
Arborean judges'
effort to
unify the
Sardinian dialects were due to
their desire...
-
tensions continued. In 1382, the
Arborean army led by
Brancaleone Doria again swept most of the
island into
Arborean rule. This
situation lasted until...
-
various reasons and
could benefit various interests. The
claimants to the
Arborean throne were the
children of the late judge's sisters,
Beatrix and Eleanor...
