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Name: Expansion of the Frankish Spanish March

Type: Event

Start: 795 AD

End: 924 AD

Parent: Reconquista

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Were a series of military campaigns by the Frankish rulers that led to the creation of a buffer zone between the Iberian Peninsula, controlled by the Umayyad Caliphate, and the Frankish Empire.

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  • January 801: The first records of the county of Empúries (with Perelada) are from 812 but the county was probably under Frankish control before 800.
  • January 799: Urgell and Cerdanya were added to the Marca Hispanica in 798.
  • January 795: Frankish overlordship expanded to the upper Ebro (794).
  • January 799: Pamplona conquered by frankish empire.
  • January 802: After a series of struggles the County of Barcelona (with Ausona) was taken by Frankish forces in 801.
  • February 921: After their raid in Gascony, the Muslim forces of Cordoba left the region.
  • February 924: A Muslim army leaves Pamplona after a raid.
  • January 812: All of Catalonia falls under Frankish control.

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