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Lanzarote was the first island in the Canary archipelago to be colonized.
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Pacified the island around 1404, the conquest of Fuerteventura was resumed throughout that year, but the two commanders acted separately, each fortifying his own area of dominion (castle of Rico Roque and Valtarajal). In 1405 the conquest culminated with the submission of the island's kings.
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Brief history of La Gomera. The first known written references on the island of La Gomera date back to Ptolemy himself, although its modern history begins with its conquest, one of whose first attempts took place between the years 1404 and 1405 by Castilian explorers.
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Pacified the island around 1404, the conquest of Fuerteventura was resumed throughout that year, but the two commanders acted separately, each fortifying his own area of dominion (castle of Rico Roque and Valtarajal). In 1405 the conquest culminated with the submission of the island's kings.
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The excesses of Rejón caused the Catholic Monarchs to send a new army under the command of Pedro de Vera, as Captain to Guerra and Governor, who processed Rejón, sending him to Castile as a prisoner.
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Alonso Fernández de Lugo, who had an outstanding performance in the conquest of Gran Canaria, obtained the conquest rights from the Catholic Monarchs over the islands of La Palma and Tenerife.
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The conquest of Tenerife begins in 1494 and ends in 1496. The conquest of the Canary Islands lasted almost a century.
