Crusades · TURNING POINT ·
Conquest of Toledo (1085)
On the Crusades map as “Toledo”
1085 — Alfonso VI takes the old Visigothic capital, the Reconquista’s model conquest. It becomes a rare meeting-place of Arabic, Hebrew and Latin learning — the crusade’s unintended gift of knowledge.
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- Crusades beyond the Holy Land (chapter 9 of Crusades)
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- The Crusades, 1095–1291
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