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During The War of the Castilian Succession (1476) the troops of Juana la Beltraneja were besieged in the Alcazar, which caused some damage to the old castle. -
there was a fire in the palace in 1734 called Alcázar de los Austrias -
Demolition of the ruins of the old fortress began on 7 January 1737.
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Construction of the Palacio real began
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The fashion, which in Italy was moving towards the new classicism, influenced the king, who decided to remove all the sculptures from the cornice in 1760, which were stored until 1787, when they began to be distributed to different Spanish gardens and parks.
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It was around this time that the so-called Torre Dorada (Golden Tower) and the Royal Armoury were built, which was demolished in 1894. Philip III, Philip IV and Charles II continued with this project. -
The rooms overlooking the Plaza de Oriente were occupied by Queen María Cristina from 1906. -
The first council presided over by Alfonso XIII and the last of his reign was held in the Council Chamber on 14 April 1931. -
In 1964 monarch Carlos III moved into the palace.