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The Alhambra, a palace and fortress in Granada built between 1238 and 1358 at the end of Muslim rule in Spain. Historical map showing the Carolingian Empire at its height under Charlemagne, including the core Frankish Kingdom of 768, later acquisitions up to 814, and surrounding tributary peoples. An inset map depicts the territorial divisions of the empire after the Treaty of Verdun in 843, splitting it into three separate kingdoms. Major regions, cities, and neighboring peoples are labeled throughout western and central Europe. Alfonso I Alfonso VIII Ferdinand III Painting of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I of Spain seated on a throne as a group kneels before them, with a prelate holding a cross in warning during the expulsion of Jews in 1492.
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The Alhambra, a palace and fortress in Granada built between 1238 and 1358 at the...
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Carolingian empire
The Carolingian empire and (inset) divisions after the Treaty of Verdun, 843.
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Alfonso I
Alfonso I, sculpture in the Paseo de la Argentina, Madrid.
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Alfonso VIII
Alfonso VIII, sculpture in the Sabatini Gardens, Madrid.
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Ferdinand III
Ferdinand III, sculpture in the Sabatini Gardens, Madrid.
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Spanish Inquisition
Spanish Jews pleading before King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, while grand inquisitor...
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