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| Battle of Ibiza (1109) | |||||
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| Part of the Norwegian Crusade and the Reconquista | |||||
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| Belligerents | |||||
 Kingdom of Norway | Barbary Pirates of Ibiza | ||||
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Sigurd I of Norway | |||||
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| Minor | Major | ||||
The Battle of Ibiza (Norwegian: Slaget ved Ibiza), also known as The Raid on Ibiza, was a part of a military campaign against the Muslims of the Balearic Islands.[1][pages needed] Islamic scholars have referred to the Norwegian raids in the region as part of a larger history of Islamic Spain.[2] After winning a battle at the island of Formentera, Sigurd would go on to attack the islands of Ibiza, which is only separated from Formentera by a narrow channel.[2]
- ^ Doxey 1996.
- ^ a b Doxey 1996, pp. 146–148.