24 December 1065Christmas MatinsFerdinand I
Ferdinand joins the clergy at San Isidoro for Christmas matins despite his worsening illness.
Historical records for Spain in 1065, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Ferdinand joins the clergy at San Isidoro for Christmas matins despite his worsening illness.
Ferdinand visits the church of San Isidoro after returning to León in grave health.
Ferdinand returns to León on 24 December after leaving the Valencia campaign.
Ferdinand receives communion on Christmas Day as his final illness advances.
Ferdinand performs a final penitential ceremony before the altar at San Isidoro.
Ferdinand I dies at León after ruling León and Castile and campaigning against neighbouring Muslim kingdoms.
Ferdinand I dies at León on 27 December 1065 after returning from his final campaign.
Castile passes to Sancho with royal status under Ferdinand's partition of the inheritance.
León becomes Alfonso's principal inheritance under Ferdinand's division of the royal dominions.
Alfonso VI begins his reign in León following Ferdinand I's death on 27 December.
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of Ferdinand I.
Alfonso succeeds to the Kingdom of León after Ferdinand I dies.
Ferdinand's partition leaves Alfonso ruling León separately from Sancho's Castile.
Ferdinand's death separates Sancho's Castile from the León inherited by Alfonso.
Ferdinand's succession settlement divides his dominions among his sons and provides territories for his daughters.
Sancho receives the Castilian share of Ferdinand's divided dominions under the royal succession settlement.
Alfonso receives territory in Asturias with the Leonese share of Ferdinand's inheritance.
Alfonso's inheritance includes the territory of Campos as part of his Leonese kingdom.
Alfonso inherits León together with Ferdinand's tributary rights connected with the taifa of Toledo.
Sancho inherits Castile together with claims to tribute from the taifa of Zaragoza.
Alfonso begins exercising royal authority in León after his father's death.
The inheritance settlement assigns Castile to Sancho, León to Alfonso and Galicia to García.
The succession settlement confirms Alfonso as heir to the Leonese portion of Ferdinand's dominions.
Sancho begins ruling the newly separated Castilian kingdom as Sancho II.
The partition of 1065 re-establishes León as a separate realm under Alfonso.
Alfonso succeeds to León after Ferdinand I divides his realms among his children.
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of his father Ferdinand I.
Ferdinand moves his army toward Valencia after operations connected with Zaragoza.
Ferdinand's forces defeat the Valencian ruler's army near Paterna during the campaign against Valencia.
Appointed Commander of the Royal Troops, El-Cid
Death of Ferdinand I, after beginning the reconquest of Spain from the Moors
Ferdinand demands renewed tribute from the taifa ruler of Zaragoza during his final campaigning year.
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
Ferdinand becomes seriously ill while campaigning around Valencia and decides to return to León.
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.
Succeeds as King of Leon, son of Ferdinand I
Succeeds as King of Castille
Sancho takes part in Ferdinand's final campaign against the taifa of Valencia.
The victory at Paterna strengthens Ferdinand's position before illness forces him to end the campaign.
Ferdinand abandons the Valencia campaign because of his deteriorating health.
Ferdinand campaigns against Zaragoza after tribute obligations to his realm are disputed.
Sancho participates in pressure on Zaragoza connected with the payment of tribute to Ferdinand's realm.
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