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The Campaign of 778

This chapter discusses in detail the development of the military expedition
 of 778 against the Basques with emphasis on the events that took place
 in Pamplona and Zaragoza between spring and summer of that year.
 The author provides a detailed description of the itinerary of the two
 Frankish armies that entered the Iberian Peninsula and the chronology
 of the march from April to August 778. This chapter is divided into four
 sections. The march on Vasconia by the Carolingian army at the beginning
 of the campaign in the spring of 778, the siege and capture of the city of
 Pamplona in June 778, the infructuous siege of Zaragoza in July and the
 final retreat and destruction of Pamplona by King Charles in August 778.