Real Crusades History #267. And don't forget the Real Crusades History website!
At the close of the fifteenth century, all of Iberia has been recaptured by the Christians save for the tiny Emirate of Granada, hugging the southeastern tip of the peninsula. However, when Isabel I of Castile weds Fernando II of Aragon, two of Spain's greatest Christian powers are united, and they are committed to the total reconquest of the peninsula.
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