Their guardian, Eckehart of Breisach, informs Dietrich, and > Dietrich declares war on Ermenrich. Ermenrich, however, captures Dietrich's > best men, and to ransom them, Dietrich goes into exile. He ends up at > Etzel's court, who gives Dietrich a large army that reconquers Verona. > However, once Dietrich had fought at the rose garden against Siegfried, > slaying him.
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In this text, Agolant, briefly, reconquers Spain from Charlemagne. In the subsequent war, several miracles occur, including flowers sprouting from the lances of the knights. Another war has Agolant invading south-western France and sieging the city of Agen, but he is forced to retreat to Pamplona. In a last war, Charlemagne's great army sieges Pampeluna.
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He ends up at Etzel's court, who gives Dietrich a large army that reconquers Verona. However, once Dietrich had fought at the rose garden against Siegfried, slaying him. This causes Kriemhild, who after Etzel's wife Herche's death, marries the Hun, to invite all the heroes of the world to a feast where she causes them to kill each other. Dietrich kills Kriemhild in revenge.
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The Chronicle recounts the following incidents:This resumé is based on Hasenohr, 292-3. At the request of Saint James who appears to him in dream, Charlemagne embarks on four wars to wrest Spain from the Saracens. In the first war, he takes his army to Santiago de Compostela and conquers all of Spain. A second war is brought on to battle the African king Agolant who, briefly, reconquers the country.
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King of the Sands is a biopic of Ibn Saud, an emir of the central Arabian Al Saud clan and founder of the present-day kingdom of Saudi Arabia. King of the Sands is presented as a "landmark taboo-breaking film", depicting a "dichotomous" story. It presents an impoverished prince in exile who reconquers his ancestral lands (Najd), and continues to expand his dominion until he controls the better part of the Arabian Peninsula. This accomplishment demanded "single-minded ruthlessness".
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When he loses this love because he does not comply with his conditions, Gherardino reconquers his lady after a series of labours, including the prison where he is rescued by another woman and a tournament where he wins. Other examples of Italian (Tuscan) poetry tales are Antonio Pucci's literature: Gismirante, Il Brutto di Bretagna or Brito di Bretagna ("The ugly knight of Britain") and Madonna Lionessa ("Lioness Lady"). Another work of a second anonymous Italian author that is worth mentioning is Istoria di Tre Giovani Disperati e di Tre Fate ("Story of three desperate boys and three fairies").
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Pablo Morillo finally captured Santafé on May 6, 1816. Like the other leaders of the Independence movement, Caldas escaped the city, originally with the goal of getting to Buenaventura to escape abroad. On the way, however, future viceroy Sámano is victorious over the republican troops in the Battle of la Cuchilla de El Tambo, and reconquers Popayán, and Caldas is forced to hide in the Paisbamba Farm in Sotará, where he is soon arrested by the Spanish royalists in 1816. He was then sent back to Santafé, and executed by a firing squad on October 29, 1816, in the San Francisco Plaza by orders of Morillo, Count of Cartagena.
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The found references to Lugros throughout history are little, perhaps due to their situation as last enclave inhabited in this zone of the mountain range. It is difficult to establish the date or the exact origin of Lugros due to the little and disperses documentation that exists, and if there were this is lost in the time, the metal search caused the occupation of these earth from the antiquity, according to testify the existing archaeological deposits. The origin of the town it seems to be in the Low Empire, more concretely at the time of the Mozárabes, although other sources think that he is previous to this one. This zone, after reconquers it, was repoblada with Castilian old Christians.
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