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Dazmana

Turkey
Also known as: Dazimon
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  • Theophilus
    Theophilus

    …bloody battle at Dazimon (now Dazmana, Turkey) in July 838. Ancyra fell, and a month later al-Muʿtaṣim took Amorium, one of the empire’s chief fortresses and the home of Theophilus’ dynasty. Exploiting dissension within the Arab camp, however, Theophilus in 841, with the help of Spanish Moors, captured Melitene on…

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    …bloody battle at Dazimon (now Dazmana, Turkey) in July 838. Ancyra fell, and a month later al-Muʿtaṣim took Amorium, one of the empire’s chief fortresses and the home of Theophilus’ dynasty. Exploiting dissension within the Arab camp, however, Theophilus in 841, with the help of Spanish Moors, captured Melitene on…

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