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Charlemagne's army is fighting the Muslims in Spain, with the last city standing being Saragossa. The Muslim king Marsilla offers treasure and conversion to Christianity if Charlemagne's army leaves. They agree to the peace offer and select Ganelon to deliver the message. However, Ganelon betrays them and tells the Saracens how to ambush Charlemagne's rear guard led by Roland. Roland and his men are killed in the ambush, but Charlemagne later defeats the Muslim armies. Ganelon is found to have committed treason and is torn limb from limb as punishment.
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