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Also Known As Alfonso el Batallador • Alfonso the Battler
Born c.1073
Died September 1134
Title / Office king (1104-1134), Aragon
Notable Family Members spouse Urraca • father Sancho Ramírez
Role In Reconquista

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Alfonso I
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Ramon Berenguer IV
prince of Aragon
Gilt and polychrome relief by Alonso de Mena showing Ferdinand II on the left and Isabella on the right, both with hands raised in prayer, framed by ornate gold trim.
Ferdinand II
king of Spain
Christopher Columbus
Isabella I
queen of Spain
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Urraca
queen of Castile and Leon
James I
James I
king of Aragon
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Sancho Ramírez
king of Aragon and Pamplona [Navarre]
Cid, the
El Cid
Castilian military leader
Alfonso VI
Alfonso VI
king of Leon and Castile
Alfonso VII
Alfonso VII
king of Leon and Castile
Ferdinand III
Ferdinand III
king of Castile and Leon
Alfonso XI
Alfonso XI
king of Castile and Leon
Alfonso VIII
Alfonso VIII
king of Castile
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Martin
king of Aragon and Sicily
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Peter IV
king of Aragon
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Ferdinand I
king of Aragon
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John II
king of Aragon and Navarre
Peter III, painting by Filippo Ariosto, 1587-88; in the Museo Militar, Castillo de Montjuic, Barcelona, Spain
Peter III
king of Aragon and Sicily
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Peter II
king of Aragon
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Alfonso II
king of Aragon
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James II
king of Aragon and Sicily

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