Catholic monarchs

By Lucía González Manrique
  • 1468

    Concordia de los Toros de Gisando.

    He named his sister Isabel, in the "Concordia de los Toros de Guisando" in 1468, and was later disinherited when she married the Infante de Aragón.
  • 1469

    Fernando and Isabel got married

    In 1469 Fernando and Isabel got married. Their marriage was not a union of kingdoms, but a dynastic one, both crowns kept their own law, institutions, borders and currency.
  • 1474

    Isabel of Castilla

    Isabel self-crowned Queen of Castilla
  • 1475

    Segovia

    The catholic kings they aggred the concord of Segovia
  • 1479

    Fernado of Aragon

    Fernando come into the throne of Aragon when his father died
  • 1492

    Granada and América

    In the middle of a civil war conquest of Granada and this marked the end of the Reconquista.
    The catholic monarchs sponsored the descovered of America.
  • 1494

    Treaty of Tordesillas

    The Catholic Monarchs signed the Treaty of Tordesillas with Juan II of Portugal.
  • 1504

    Isabel I of Castilla dies.

    Isabel I of Castilla dies. Her daugther Juana is still young so Fernando II of Aragón becomes regent os Castilla.
  • 1506

    Juana of Castilla

    Juana os Castilla, Juana "the Mad", suffers from mental illness. His father as regent until his death.
  • 1512

    Navarra

    King Fernando used his alliance with France as an excuse ti invade the kingdom of Navarra and anex it to Castilla.
  • 1516

    Cardinal Cisneros

    After Fernando's death, Cardinal Cisneros becomes regent before Juana's son Carlos V became king of Spain.