Alfonso VI (the Brave) King of Castile and León

Alfonso VI (the Brave) King of Castile and León[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Mand ca. 1039 - 1109

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  • Navn  Alfonso VI (the Brave) King of Castile and León 
    Født  ca. 1039  Spain (Espana)  
    Køn  Mand 
    Død  30 jun. 1109  Toledo, Spain  
    Begravet  Sahagun Monastery, Spain  
    Notater 
    • As the middle of three sons of King Ferdinand I of León and Sancha of León, Alfonso was allotted León when the kingdom was divided following his father's death, while Castile was given to his elder brother Sancho, Galicia to younger brother García, and sisters Urraca and Elvira given the cities of Zamora and Toro respectively. Each of the brothers was also assigned a sphere of influence among the Taifa states. Alfonso appears to have taken the first step in violating this division, in 1068 invading the Galician client Taifa of Badajoz and extorting tribute. In response, Sancho attacked and defeated Alfonso at Llantada but three years later in 1071 they joined forces against García. Sancho over-marched Alfonso's León to conquer García's northern lands, while Alfonso himself is found issuing charters in the southern part of the Galician realm. García fled to taifa Seville, and the remaining brothers then turned on each other. This conflict culminated in the Battle of Golpejera in early January, 1072.
      Sancho proved victorious and Alfonso himself was forced to flee to his client Taifa of Toledo. Later that year as Sancho was mopping up the last of the resistance, besieging his sister Urraca at Zamora in October, he was assassinated, opening the way for Alfonso to return to claim Sancho's crown. García, induced to return from exile, was imprisoned by Alfonso for life, leaving Alfonso in uncontested control of the reunited territories of their father. In recognition of this and his role as the preeminent Christian monarch on the peninsula, in 1077 Alfonso proclaimed himself "Emperor of all Spain". [6]
    Person-ID  I17362  Skeel-Schaffalitzky
    Sidst ændret  16 apr. 2012 

    Far  Fernando I (the Great) King of Castile,   f. 1016-1018, Spain (Espana) ,   d. 27 dec. 1065, León, France  
    Mor  Infanta Sancha of León,   f. 1013, Spain (Espana) ,   d. 7 nov. 1067, Spain (Espana)  
    Gift  1032 
    Familie-ID  F25622  Gruppeskema

    Familie 1  Constance de Bourgogne,   f. ca. 1046, France (Frankrig) ,   d. 2 sep. 1093-25 okt. 1093, Spain (Espana)  
    Gift  8 maj 1081 
    Børn 
    >1. Urraca de Castilla, Queen of Castile and León ,   f. 1080 -1082, Spain (Espana) ,   d. 1126, Saldaña, Spain
    Sidst ændret  16 apr. 2012 
    Familie-ID  F7502  Gruppeskema

    Familie 2  Jimena Munoz,   f. Skønnet 1060, Spain (Espana) ,   d. 1128, Spain (Espana)  
    Børn 
    >1. Teresa of Castile and León, Countess of Portugal,   f. ca. 1080, Spain (Espana) ,   d. 1 dec. 1130, Spain (Espana)
    >2. Elvira of Castile and León,   f. før 1082, Spain (Espana) ,   d. ukendt dato
    Sidst ændret  16 apr. 2012 
    Familie-ID  F12037  Gruppeskema

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    Alfonso VI (the Brave) King of Castile and León
    King of Castile 1072-1109 and León 1065-1109.

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    1. [S19] Leo, Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Fürstliche Häuser , Reference: 1964.

    2. [S19] Leo, Debrett's Kings and Queens of Europe, London, 1988 , Williamson, David, Reference: Biographical details.

    3. [S19] Leo, Gens Nostra , Reference: 1985 445.

    4. [S19] Leo, The Alhambra , Stewart, Desmond, Reference: Biographical details.

    5. [S19] Leo, Europäische Stammtafeln, Band II, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 47.

    6. [S15] Wikipedia, den frie encyklopædi.