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"Su occidroxiu". La seconda fase del lunghissimo conflitto tra Arborea e Corona d'Aragona (1390-1409)

Authors: Alessandra Cioppi;

"Su occidroxiu". La seconda fase del lunghissimo conflitto tra Arborea e Corona d'Aragona (1390-1409)

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La seconda fase della guerra tra giudicato d'Arborea e Corona d'Aragona vide come protagonista principale Brancaleone Doria, il quale morì prima di raggiungere l'obiettivo: la cacciata degli iberici dall'isola. Il nuovo giudice arborense, Guglielmo III di Narbona-Bas, il cui esercito si trovò di fronte gli armati di Martino il giovane, futuro re della Confederazione catalano-aragonese, subì una pesante sconfitta presso il castello di Sanluri, che decretò la fine del giudicato d'Arborea e di ogni speranza di indipendenza per i sardi.

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Guglielmo III visconte di Narbona, Martino il Giovane d'Aragona, Brancaleone Doria, guerra sardo-iberica, Sanluri

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