Kingdom of Leon
León becomes Alfonso's principal inheritance under Ferdinand's division of the royal dominions.
Role range: 1065-1109
Follow Alfonso VI through 20 dated historical records for Spain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
León becomes Alfonso's principal inheritance under Ferdinand's division of the royal dominions.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso VI begins his reign in León following Ferdinand I's death on 27 December.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso succeeds to the Kingdom of León after Ferdinand I dies.
Role range: 1065-1109
Ferdinand's partition leaves Alfonso ruling León separately from Sancho's Castile.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso receives territory in Asturias with the Leonese share of Ferdinand's inheritance.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso's inheritance includes the territory of Campos as part of his Leonese kingdom.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso inherits León together with Ferdinand's tributary rights connected with the taifa of Toledo.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso begins exercising royal authority in León after his father's death.
Role range: 1065-1109
The succession settlement confirms Alfonso as heir to the Leonese portion of Ferdinand's dominions.
Role range: 1065-1109
The partition of 1065 re-establishes León as a separate realm under Alfonso.
Role range: 1065-1109
Alfonso succeeds to León after Ferdinand I divides his realms among his children.
Role range: 1065-1109
Succeeds as King of Leon, son of Ferdinand I
Role range: 1065-1109
Driven from Leon by elder brother Sanco II
Role range: 1065-1109
Succeeds as King of Castille, 1072-1109
Role range: 1065-1109
Captures Galicia
Takes the title "Emperor of all Spain"
Role range: 1065-1109
The Reconquista makes progress with the Capture of Toledo from the Moors
Captures the Visigoth capital of Spain & becomes "Emperor of Toledo"
Gives his son-in-law Henry of Chalon land between Minho & the Tagus
Role range: 1065-1109
Succeeds as King of Spain
Role range: 1065-1109
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