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Apr 23, 711
Battle of Guadalete (711)
In the Battle of Guadalete the Visigoths were defeated -
Jan 31, 720
Al-Andalus (711-756)
Dependent Emirate of Córdoba -
Jun 25, 722
Battles of Covadonga and Potiers (722)
In Battle of Covadonga (Asturias) and in battle of Potiers (France), muslims were defeated -
Jan 31, 739
Kingdom of Asturias (739-910)
Alofonso II (739-757) expanded his territories to Galicia and occupy the northern Meseta. Alfonso III (866-910) conquered Coimbra and Oporto, when he died he formed 3 kingdoms: Asturias, Galicia and Leon -
Jan 31, 756
Al-Andalus (756-929)
Independent Emirate of Córdoba -
Jan 31, 824
Kingdom of Navarra (824-1034)
The Kingdom of Pamplona (at the begining) or Navarra was loyal to the Caliphate in Al-Andalus. Later it became independent, and it formed aliances with different Christian Kingdoms -
Jan 31, 910
Kingdom of Castilla (910-1230)
The Kingdom of Castile was the most powerful kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages. Its name comes from the host of castles constructed in the region. -
Jan 31, 1031
Taifa Kingdoms (1031-1085)
Al-Andalus was divided into the Taifa Kingdoms -
Feb 1, 1137
Crown of Aragon (1137)
In 1137 the King of Aragon and the Count of Barcelona married their sons and created the Crown of Aragon -
Feb 1, 1212
Kingdom of Granada (1212)
The muslims were defeated at the battle of Navas de Tolosa. All muslims territories were conquered with the exception of Granada -
Feb 1, 1230
Crown of Castilla (1230)
The Kingdoms of Castilla and Leon united in 1230 under the King Fernando III -
Feb 1, 1415
Kingdom of Portugal (1415)
The Kingdom of Portugal extended his territories to the Algrave and conquered some territories in the North of Africa -
Feb 1, 1492
Discover of America (1492)
Christofer Colombus discover America in 1492, and also the muslims were spell of the Iberian Peninsula
