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Carcasan was a
Berber leader of the Ifuraces, one of the
Marmarid tribes that
resided in
Tripolitania and was
active during the
Berber insurrections in...
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military confrontation between a
coalition of
rebellious Berber tribes led by
Carcasan and the
forces of John
Troglita and his
Berber ally Cusina, at
Marta (current-day...
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member of the
coalition and was
replaced as
leader of the
coalition by
Carcasan, a Moor from Tripolitania. Jean
Troglita already has
experience as governor...
- Lý Nam Đế,
emperor of
Vietnam June 28 –
Theodora I,
Byzantine Empress Carcasan, king of the
Ifuraces (Algeria) Chen Daoten,
father of Xuan Di (or 549)...
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Tripolitanian Berbers,
under their leader Carcasan, when they
invaded Byzacena. In
contrast to the
impetuous Carcasan,
Antalas advocated a more
cautious scorched...
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image of Gurzil,
being later captured and killed, and the
image destro****.
Carcasan succeeded him in power. Martindale,
Jones &
Morris 1992, p. 612. G. Camps...
- John
Troglita Putzintulus Geiserith Cutzinas Ifisdaïas Bitiptès son of Ifisdaïas Antalas Ierna
Carcasan Bruten Casualties and
losses Unknown Unknown...
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tribes under Carcasan.
Before the
Battle of
Marta he
advocated attacking the
rebel forces, but the
Byzantine army was
heavily defeated by
Carcasan and Antalas...
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under the
leadership of
Carcasan and Antalas, had
encamped in
central Byzacena, in the
plain of
Mamma or Mammes.
Carcasan,
confident after his victory...
- parti****ted in the
victorious battle of the
Fields of Cato
against Antalas and
Carcasan and
would have
provided a
contingent of 12,000 men
according to Corippus...
