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The coalition of the Christian kingdoms won the battle of las Navas de Tolosa.
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Built the cathedrals of Buegos and Leon and Toledo reconquered the Sevilla, jaen and Cordoba.
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The union of Castile and León,Ferdinand III conquered the Guadalquivir Valley and Alfonso X reached Huelva and Cádiz.
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Alfonso X of Castile and James I of Aragón signed the Treaty of Almizra, which meant that Murcia remained part of Castile.
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Reconquered against the Muslims and ocupied Jeréz
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At the end of the 13th century, the Marinid Kingdom in North Africa went to the aid of Granada that last Muslim kingdom on the Peninsula, to reging Gibraltar.
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James I the Conqueror, gave up the territory and focused on the Mediterranen and the south.
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Conquered the city of Tarifa
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He conquered Gibraltar
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Conqured Algeciras
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Alfonso XI of Castile defeated the Muslim armies in the Battle of Río Salado
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The crisis in the 14th century stopped the expansion of the Christian kingdoms
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Conquered Gibraltar and started a war against the muslims
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Henrry of trastamara, the king´s illigetimate brother promised the nobles he would expand their privileges if they helped him remove Peter I for the throne, and a violent civil war began.
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Enrique II of Castile called the patricida was the king of Castile
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His wife was called Juana. Last monarch to have a formal coronation.
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Son of John I and Eleanor of Aragon. Then he was king of Castile
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Son of Henry III and wife Catherine of Landcaster.
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Nobles incrased the nation and power became less centralised. He was the last king of Castile.
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Wife of Ferdinand II of Aragon. She became the basis for the political unification of Spain.
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This war resulted from the death of Henry IV. Henry´s sister, Isabella, challeng Henry´s daugther, Joanna la Beltraneja, from the throne. Joanna had to support of some of the high nobility.
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This conflic was between the suporters of Juana the Trastamara to the suporters of Isabel.
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Queen Elisabeth I of Castile and her Husband Ferdinand II of Aragon culminated in the capitulations of Granada of the king Boabdil.
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The kings of Spain reconquered Granada 1st January 1492. The monarch Boabdil el chico gave the keys.