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Succession
Succeeds as King of Spain
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Castille in Spain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Leon & Castille
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as King of Castille
Deposed by his nobles & replaced by his cousin Ordono IV
Succeeds as King of Spain, restored to the throne
Succeeds as King of Spain
Christian, King of Navarre, conquers Castille
Succeeds as King of Spain
Succeeds as Count of Castille
Succeeds as King of Castille, 1035-1065
Succeeds as King of Castille
Begins the recapture of Spain from the Moors & unites north west Spain
Birth of Sancho II, eldest son of Ferdinand I
Appointed Commander of the Royal Troops, El-Cid
Death of Ferdinand I, after beginning the reconquest of Spain from the Moors
Sancho performs military duties on the eastern frontier of his father's dominions during the final years of Ferdinand's reign.
Appointed Commander of the Royal Troops, El-Cid
Succeeds as King of Castille
Ferdinand's death separates Sancho's Castile from the León inherited by Alfonso.
Sancho inherits Castile together with claims to tribute from the taifa of Zaragoza.
Sancho begins ruling the newly separated Castilian kingdom as Sancho II.
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of his father Ferdinand I.
Castile passes to Sancho with royal status under Ferdinand's partition of the inheritance.
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of Ferdinand I.
Birth of Sancho III, eldest son of Alfonso VII
Succeeds as King of Leon & Castille, son of Alfonso VII
Succeeds as King of Castille
Birth of Blanche of Castille, daughter of Alfonso VIII & granddaughter of Henry II
Marries Louis VIII of France
Succeeds as King of Castille
Marries Beatrice of Swabia daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor Philip
Marries Joan of Ponthieu
Death of Ferdinand III
Birth of Sancho IV, 2nd son of Alfonso X
Succeeds as King of Castille
Succeeds as King of Leon & Castille, son of Sancho IV
Succeeds as King of Castille & Leon, 1312-1350
Succeeds as King of Leon & Castille. Reigns under the regency of his uncle Don Fernando & mother Catherine of Lancaster
Birth of Isabella I the Catholic, daughter of John II, King of Castille & Leon
Succeeds as King of Castille, as Ferdinand V, 1474-1504
Succeeds as Queen of Castille
Introduces the inquisition to Castille
Rules jointly with her husband Ferdinand V of Aragon
Begins the capture of Granada
Commencement of Jewish expulsion
Granted a commission to negotiate marriage between Catherine of Aragon & Prince Arthur
Completes the capture of Granada
Castille & Aragon rout the Moors & Ferdinand & Isabella establish the Kingdom of Spain
Isabellas brother the Infante Juan dies just after marrying the Archduchess Margaret
Death of Juan
Isabellas brother the Infante Juan dies after marrying the Archduchess Margaret
Commissioned by Catherine of Aragon to arrange her marriage with Prince Arthur
Succession falls to Isabellas eldest daughter Isabel of Portugal after Juans death
Birth of Charles V, son of Philip I of Castille
Acts as Regent for his daughter Joan because of her insanity
Appointed Regent of Castille, 1506-1516
Ferdinand III is made a Saint
The Council of Castille recognizes the Duke of Orleans claim to the Spanish throne
Provenance
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