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Enrique IV named Isabel heir of the Crown of Castilla
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Isabel I of Castilla and Fernando II of Aragón, got married in Valladolid. This marriage meant the dynastic union of Castilla and Aragón.
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After Enrique IV died, both Isabel and Juana proclaimed themselves queens of Castilla, which led to the start of the War of the Castilian Succession.
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Fernando was named king of Castilla along with Isabel.
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The Catholic Monarchs defeated Juana´s army. This battle marked the victory of the Catholic Monarchs in the war.
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The Tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition was created to guarantee the religious unity of the kingdom by fighting against muslims, jews and heretics
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It was a treaty of peace between Juana "la Beltraneja" e Isabel. Through this treaty, Isabel was officialy the only queen of Castilla and the War of Succession was over.
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In 1482, The Catholic Monarchs started the final attack against the Kingdom of Granada, the last muslim kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula.
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The monarchy decreed the forced conversion of the Jews. Those who refused, were forced to leave the country.
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The 1st of January 1492, Boabdil surrendered the city of Granada. The history of Al-Ándalus had come to and end after more than seven centuries of muslim presence in the Iberian Peninsula.
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After more than two months sailing across the Atlantic Ocean, the Spanish expediton led by Cristopher Columbus,arrived to the actual Bahamas. They did not know yet, but they had discovered a whole new continent.
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This treat signed by Portugal and Spain divided the new discovered lands in the World between Portugal and Spain.
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After few years, the Catholic Monarchs completed the conquest of the Canary Islands.
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Torture and imprisonment were used in order to force every Muslim to adopt Catholicism.
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Isabel I died in Medina del Campo. Her daughter Juana was too young, so his father Fernando II became regent of Castilla.
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After taking Melilla in 1497, Castilla and Aragón, took over serveral places such as Mazalquivir, Orán, Tripoli, Bugía, Túnez, etc.
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The Laws of Toro represent a modification of the ways and means that the aristocracy could use to preserve wealth over generations and modernized rules regarding legal procedure and practice.
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After the death of her husband, Juana of Castilla was accused of being mental ill (she was called Juana "the Mad") and Fernando became regent of Castilla until his death.
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After three years of war, Navarra is incorporated to the Crown of Castilla but it will mantain its own laws, institutions, etc
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Fernando died and his grandson, Carlos, became in king of both Castilla and Aragón.
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