>Curbstomps Umayyad Muslims so hard he’s given the name “The Hammer”, halts their advance into Europe any further and effectively seals them off in Spain >Did so at a time when there was pretty much no other organized force around to stop them
Was Charles Martel the single most important figure in Western history? Which other figure and battle had so much laying squarely on their shoulders? (Besides the obvious)
I assume this is bait? The Umayyad invasion was stopped at the siege of Constantinople. The Battle of Tours was nothing more than a glorified raid blown way out of proportion by pope propaganda.
William King
(((Carolingians))) are the entire reason jews managed to settle in Europe and even take over banking
Noah Taylor
You make a good case.
Nicholas Butler
goat fuckers need to leave my board and my country
Jacob Perez
denying Jesus' death and reasurrection is never based and redpilled, faggot
Caleb Gonzalez
care to elaborate?
Andrew Nguyen
Jan Sobieski?
Brody Thomas
>the Ottoman court. >Otto fun fact, the Greek empire changed state religions and somehow tricked everyone into thinking otherwise, and the Greek empire has long standing marriages ties to the western nobility.
Sebastian Martin
He had a noticeable bigger army and almost loses. Pelayo kept busy the muslim army in the north.
>Was Charles Martel the single most important figure in Western history? No, General Theodore and John of Austria
>Which other figure and battle had so much laying squarely on their shoulders? Siege of Constantinople (626). If Rome fell there Avars and Persians would of overran all of the Eastern and Southern Europe. There was no unified power then. Merovingian was divided during this as well so they wouldn't of stopped it. It would of been PRETTY BAD.
Battle of Lepanto was more important too. Since the Ottomans would of gain complete control of the Mediterranean and Southern Europe. There wouldn't be much of anyone to challenge them.