In this entry we offer you a chronology of the reign of Alfonso XIII (1902-1931). This chronology complements the one we offered you in the entry Chronology of the Restoration
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Continuing and now to close the series of entries on the succession of Alfonso IX of León, we place ourselves in the weeks after his death in 1230 to follow in the footsteps of the candidates for the throne, the infantas Sancha and Dulce on the one hand, and the King Ferdinand III of Castile on the
We finish the first entry of this series dedicated to the succession of Alfonso IX of León pointing out that in 1218 the Leonese monarch approved the ascent to the Castilian throne of his son Fernando III, but that did not mean at all that he was willing to allow that Ferdinand also succeed him on t
The entry of the Romans into Syracuse Already the thousand soldiers were masters of part of the ramparts. The rest of the troops were brought up, and with more ladders they scaled the wall. The signal was given them from the Hexapyle, where the first assailants had arrived in the midst of profound
A separate page in the history of Rome is the reign of Gaius Julius Caesar. His name is firmly entrenched in world history and there is hardly a person who has never heard of him. Triumverate, conquest of the Gallic tribes, Cleopatra, Latin expressions Alea jacta est and Veni. Vedi. Vici, the Ides o