Sack of Cullera
1550 sack
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Sack of Cullera
Summary
Sack of Cullera is a sack[1].
Key Facts
- Sack of Cullera is in the country of Hispanic Monarchy[2].
- Sack of Cullera's instance of is recorded as sack[3].
- Sack of Cullera's instance of is recorded as slave raid[4].
- Sack of Cullera was followed by Sack of Pollença[5].
- Sack of Cullera took place at Cullera[6].
- Sack of Cullera is part of Ottoman–Spanish War[7].
- Sack of Cullera took place on May 25, 1550[8].
- Sack of Cullera's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 39.165561111111, 'lon': -0.25481111111111}[9].
- A participant in Sack of Cullera was Ottoman Empire[10].
- A participant in Sack of Cullera was Hispanic Monarchy[11].
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When and Where
Sack of Cullera took place on May 25, 1550[8]. The location of it was Cullera[6]. It is in the country of Hispanic Monarchy[2].
Context
Sack of Cullera is part of Ottoman–Spanish War[7]. Recorded instance of include sack[3] and slave raid[4]. It was followed by Sack of Pollença[5].
Participants
Recorded participant include Ottoman Empire[10] and Hispanic Monarchy[11].