The war between Castile and Aragon continues - until it ends abruptly with a surprise assassination.

As the war between Castile and Aragon continues, we welcome another Pedro to the narrative - King Pedro I of Portugal. 

The rise to power of Pedro the Cruel in Castile sparks hostilities between the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon.

A succession crisis in Aragon threatens to plunge the kingdom into civil war. 

An era comes to an end with the death of King Alfonso XI of Castile during the siege of Gibralta in 1350.

King Alfonso XI of Castile attempts to take the Merinid city of Algeciras.

We examine one of the most significant conflicts of the Reconquista - the battle of Salado.

Family drama erupts inside the royal courts of Aragon, Castile and Portugal in the 1330s, resulting in conflict between the kingdoms. 

King Alfonso XI of Castile launches a crusade against the Muslims of Grenada, while the Kingdom of Navarre manages to shake off French rule.

With the rise to power of King Alfonso IV of Aragon in 1327, most of the kings ruling in the Iberian peninsula were named Alfonso.