Sisnando Davides
Military leader and defender of Galicia
Born
None
None years ago
Died
August 25th, 1091
934 years ago — None years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
Spain
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Served as a military leader in the Kingdom of Galicia during the late 11th century. Held the title of count and played a significant role in defending the region against Norman invasions. Notably engaged in battles to maintain territorial integrity and control over the region amidst the political strife of the era. His leadership helped to secure alliances and protect local interests during tumultuous times. Contributed to the consolidation of power in Galicia against foreign threats.
Served as Count of Galicia
Defended Galicia from Norman invasions
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