Reyes catolicos

The Catholic Monarchs

By Carla M
  • 1468

    Concord of Guisando´s bulls

    Concord of Guisando´s bulls
    They are historiographic names for a meeting, and there was an agreement between the King of Castile named Enrique IV and his stepsister Isabel.
  • 1469

    Elizabeth becomes queen of Castile

    Elizabeth becomes queen of Castile
    When her stepbrother named King Henry IV died, Elizabeth proclaimed herself queen of Castile,and was named Elizabeth I of Castile, this change of throno caused a War of Spanish Succession that lasted until 1479. Isabel was crowned in Segovia after making effective the Treaty of The Guisando´s bulls.
  • 1469

    Isabel and Fernando get married

    Isabel and Fernando get married
    Isabel and Fernando were married at the Palacio de los Viero in Valladolid, Isabel was 18 years old and Fernando was 17. It occurred on October 19, 1469. At that time when they get married they weren´t kings, so they weren´t guaranteed the access to their respective thrones.
  • 1470

    Daughter Elizabeth was born

    Daughter Elizabeth was born
    She is the daughter of Fernando II de Aragon and Isabel I of Castilla, she was twice princess of Asturias, once Infanta of Castile and finally queen consort of Portugal because she got married with Alfonso of Portugal
  • 1478

    The son Juan was born

    The son Juan was born
    He is the second son of Isabel I and Fernando II. He was the heir to the crowns of Aragon and Castile, he was also Duke of Montblanch and finally he was Lord of Balaguer
  • 1479

    Fernando becames king Fernando II of Aragón

    Fernando becames king Fernando II of Aragón
    When Juan II (previously king of Aragón) dies, Fernando becomes the new king, naming himself Fernando II of Aragón. With this change, it happens the Dynastic Union of Castilla and Aragón , this occured since Isabel and Fernando were married.
  • 1479

    Isabel was proclaimed winner of the war of Castilian succession

    Isabel was proclaimed winner of the war of Castilian succession
    This war had a serious impact with Isabel I of Castilla for the simple reason that he was married to Fernando II de Aragón, and being from another kingdom this would end up in trouble. But finally Elizabeth I won and remained queen.
  • 1479

    The daughter Juana was born

    The daughter Juana was born
    She was the daughter of Isabel I and Fernando II, she was queen of Castile from 1504, when her mother died until 1555, and she was also queen of Aragon. She was nicknamed Jula La Loca due to a mental illness alleged by her father and her son to be able to separate her on the throne, who finally ended up locked up in Tordesillas for a long time.
  • 1479

    Dynasty Union occurs

    It is the union of the kingdom of Castile and the kingdom of Aragon, it occurred when Fernando became king of Aragon, because as Isabel Queen of Castile she was married to Fernando King of Aragon, those two kingdoms that were the most powerful of the peninsula in those times so they joined
  • 1482

    The daughter María was born

    She is the fourth daughter of the Catholic kings, that is to say of Isabel I and Fernando II, she was queen of Portugal being the second wife of Manuel I of Portugal
  • 1485

    The daughter Catalina was born

    She is the daughter of Elizabeth I and Ferdinand II, she became queen consort of England, after marrying with Henry VIII king of England at that time and she was the mother of Mary I of England and finally ended up being princess of Wales after ending up marrying with Arturo Tudor
  • 1492

    They produce the expansion for America and for Granada

    This conquest occurred with the Granada War that lasted from 1482 to 1492, this war was started by Isabel I of Castilla and her husband Fernando II de Argón, they occurred within the kingdom of Granada and finally Granada ended up defeated by the Catholic kings.
  • 1496

    They conquer the Canary Islands

    They conquer the Canary Islands
    The conquest of the Canary Islands was the process in which this archipelago was incorporated through the military of the peninsula in the crown of Castilla throughout the 15th century.
  • 1503

    Aragon expands through the Mediterranean and conquers Naples

    In 1500 Louis XII, King of France, signed the Granada treaty with Fernando II de Argón to occupy both Naples. Fernando succeeded and the King of Naples was dethroned. Later both kingdoms occupied the area but finally Fernando II was victorious and defeated the French
  • 1504

    Elizabeth I dies

    Elizabeth I dies
    Isabel I of Castilla, died at the age of 53, today the cause of her death continues to be asked because she was very young when she died, but it is said that she died of an uterine cancer.
  • 1506

    Juana I is dethroned by her father

    Juana I is dethroned by her father
    Juana daughter of Fernando II and Isabel I became queen of Castile in 1504, after the death of her mother, a few years later Juana was dethroned by her own father, due to an alleged mental illness due to her father's fault. who wanted to remove her from the throne. And finally Juana ended up locked in Tordesillas
  • 1512

    They conquer Navarra

    They conquer Navarra
    This conquest was a very long process, it began in the year 1512 and ended in 1524, after making a series of agreements between the kingdom of Castile and the crown of Aragon, they decided to divide Navarra between them.
  • 1516

    Fernando II dies

    Fernando II, died at the age of 63, died in Cáceres. The cause of his death is said to have been frequent consumption of products similar to drugs, and this resulted in a cerebral hemorrhage.