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Although the Catholic Monarchs in 1492 were the ones who, after taking Granada, finished the Reconquest and unified the Christian kingdoms, they were not the first to try. Many had the idea, but only the attempt of Urraca I of Castilla y León and Alfonso I of Aragon and Navarre the Battler » is note
Since the 8th century, the Muslims, who controlled North Africa, bled the African continent of its human resources in every possible way. The spread of Islam into so-called Black Africa entailed the capture of millions of slaves who were shipped north via routes across the Sahara, and to the Arabi
King of France from 1461 to 1483, Louis XI , nicknamed “the universal aragne”, had the heavy task of restoring to France its lost prosperity during the Hundred Years War. Turbulent son of Charles VII, he has a reputation as a harsh ruler, sometimes seen as a tyrant. His reign was nevertheless funda
There are pirates called Buccaneer. Known as Caribbean pirates in Japan, they are pirates who actively attacked Spanish ships with British approval from the latter half of the 16th century to the 17th century, and are sometimes called privatees. Perhaps the most famous Buccaneer is Henry Morgan,