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Marriage

Spain · House / House of Leon & Castille. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

10Records
1169–1497Date range
7Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1169

Alfonso VIII1169

House / House of Leon & Castille

Marries Eleanor the Younger of Aquitaine, daughter of Henry II of England

1197

Alfonso IX1197

House / House of Leon & Castille

Ordered by papal interdict to marry Berengaria of Castille

1200

Blanche of Castille1200

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Marries Louis VIII of France

1214

Alfonso IX1214

House / House of Leon & Castille

Alfonso IXs marriage to Berengaria is annulled by Innocent III because of kinship

1219

Ferdinand III1219

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Marries Beatrice of Swabia daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor Philip

1237

Ferdinand III1237

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Marries Joan of Ponthieu

1469

Isabella I the Catholic1469

Valladolid · House / House of Leon & Castille

Marries Ferdinand V of Aragon

1488

Roderigo Gonzalva de PueblaApril 1488

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Granted a commission to negotiate marriage between Catherine of Aragon & Prince Arthur

1497

Roderigo Gonzalva de Puebla1497

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Commissioned by Catherine of Aragon to arrange her marriage with Prince Arthur

Juan1497

Castille · House / House of Leon & Castille

Isabellas brother the Infante Juan dies after marrying the Archduchess Margaret

Names involved

Alfonso IXAlfonso VIIIBlanche of CastilleFerdinand IIIIsabella I the CatholicJuanRoderigo Gonzalva de Puebla

Provenance

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