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Christian Kings and Queens of Spain
EARLY SPANISH RULERS HOUSE OF CASTILE HOUSE OF ARAGON FERNANDO AND ISABELLA
THE HABSBURGS SPANISH SUCCESSION
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Link to Castile and León Royal Sarcophagi in the
Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria la Real de Las Huelgas, Burgos
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The family trees shown below were developed by Ed Stephan and they and others can be found by following this link
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 For this and many other genealogies of European Royal Houses by Ed Stephan, follow this link |
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Castile and León Royal Family Trees and Royal Sarcophagi in the Cistercian Abbey / Nunnery of Santa Maria la Real de Las Huelgas, Burgos
The family trees shown above and below were developed by Ed Stephan and they and others can be found by following this link
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Los Reyes Cathólicos Fernando II, King of Aragon, 1452 - 1479 - 1516 (64) Isabella, Queen of Castile, 1451 - 1474 - 1504 (53) Painting in the Convent of the Augustinian Nuns, Avila
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Not included below because of large family space challenges, the youngest daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella was Catherine of Aragon (1485 - 1536 (51)), who at the age of three was betrothed to Arthur (aged two), the son of Henry VII of England, the inventor of the Tudors. They got married in 1501 but Arthur only lasted six months before dying of "sweating sickness" (he was buried in Worcester Cathedral).
17 years' old Catherine was then booked by Arthur's young brother, the future Henry VIII (1491 - 1509 - 1547 (56)) (aged 11) to become the first of what turned out to be six wives. As a sister of Joan (the Mad), Catherine was an aunty of the Habsburg Emperor Charles V - which was one reason perhaps why Henry did not find some excuse to execute her. Catherine is buried in Peterborough Cathedral - one of the Abbeys that Henry upgraded to cathedral status.
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Link to portraits of Maximilian I and the Happy Habsburg Clan
For this and many other genealogies of European Royal Houses by Ed Stephan, follow this link
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Link to Castile and León Royal Family Trees and Photos of Royal Sarcophagi in the Cistercian Royal Abbey & Nunnery of Santa Maria la Real de Las Huelgas, Burgos
The family trees shown above and below were developed by Ed Stephan and they and others can be found by following this link LINK to the Wikipedia family trees of the rulers of Castile and later the Kingdom of Spain
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