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The paper offers a historiographical revision of one of the less known episodes  of the Great Occitan War: the expedition led by Alfonso the Cast in 1175 against  the county of Toulouse. This action took place before a huge military campaign  finished in 1177 with the submission of Niza and the county of Forcauquier, and it  was a turning point in the Great Occitan War according its characteristics, duration  and geographical extension (which was similar to the entity and duration of the  campaigns that James I held in Mallorca and Valence in 13th century), as well as its  territorial and politico-administrative incidence in the Crown of Aragon

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The catalan-aragonese expedition to Tolouse and the submission of Nice and Forcauquier (1175-1177): A before and after in the course of the Great Occitan War