Catholic Monarchs

  • 1469

    Marriage

    Isabel of Castilla and Fernando of Argaón they marry
  • 1474

    New Queen

    Isabel becomes Queen of Castilla
  • 1475

    Union of the dynasty of Aragon and Castilla

    Fernando was named heir to the death of his brother Carlos. In 1468 he received the throne of Sicily and at the death of his father in 1479, that of the crown of Aragon. He participated in wars, in favor of his wife Isabel.
  • 1475

    Balance in power

    The two Kings Isabel and Fernando agreed that they had the same power towards the future in a document called:
    - Concordance of Segovia
  • Mar 1, 1476

    War of Toro

    It was a battle that occurred on March 1, 1476 in which Isabel and Fernando were victorious and was known as the Cortes de Castilla
  • 1478

    Inquisition in Castilla

    The reign of the Catholic Monarchs is characterized by the religious unification. In 1478, created the Inquisition in Castile to save the Christian faith. In Aragon it exists since 1248.
  • 1479

    New King

    Fernando becomes King
  • 1492

    Granada War

    The Granada War was the set of military campaigns that took place between 1482 and 1492. They culminated with the Capitulations of Granada by King Boabdil.
  • 1492

    Discovery of America

    The discovery of America in 1492 by Christopher Columbus was one of the most important events in European history and greatly conditioned evolution.
  • 1492

    Conquest

    Castilla conquest Granada and discover America
  • 1494

    Denomination

    The title of the Catholic kings was proclaimed.
  • Nov 26, 1504

    Death

    Isabel I of castilla die, and then Juana inherits the throne
  • 1506

    Problems

    Juana "the Mad" suffers an ilness.
  • 1516

    After death

    Fernando el Católico died in 1516 in Cáceres before Carlos reached the Spanish throne.
  • 1516

    Hegemony

    After the death of Fernando I his grandson Carlos V came to the throne and this would have a great period called hegemony, until 1700