Ferdinand moves his army toward Valencia after operations connected with Zaragoza.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Valencia in Spain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Ferdinand moves his army toward Valencia after operations connected with Zaragoza.
Ferdinand becomes seriously ill while campaigning around Valencia and decides to return to Leรณn.
Sancho accompanies the royal military effort that moves from the Zaragoza frontier toward Valencia.
Ferdinand besieges Valencia during the last military campaign of his reign.
Sancho takes part in Ferdinand's final campaign against the taifa of Valencia.
Ferdinand abandons the Valencia campaign because of his deteriorating health.
The Arabs call him "El Cid Campeador", Lord Champion. Captures Valencia after a 20 month siege
The Pact of Cazorla confirms Aragons rule over Valencia
Completes the Capture of Valencia from the Saracens
Captures Valencia from the Arabs
Blake is transferred to eastern Spain to combat Marshal Suchets advance on Valencia
Makes a celebrated late save as Real Madrid defeat Barcelona in the Copa de Espana final.
Coaches Real Madrid to a 2-1 Copa de Espana final victory over Barcelona.
The Government flees to Valencia
The Republican Government is forced by the Nationalists to rereat to Valencia
Scores the opening goal as Real Madrid defeat Zaragoza 2-0 in the Copa del Rey final.
Coaches Real Madrid to a 2-0 Copa del Rey final victory over Zaragoza.
Takes charge of Valencia after leaving Tenerife.
Begins a highly successful period managing the Spanish club.
Guides Valencia to its first league title in thirty-one years.
Wins the Spanish championship during his first Valencia season.
Completes a domestic and European double before leaving the club.
Becomes Valencia manager after successful work with Almeria.
Leads the club through repeated qualification for European competition.
Provenance
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