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.

During the year 1325, new rulers rose to power in Castile, Grenada and Portugal.

Amid changes in leadership, the Muslim Kingdom of Grenada finds itself facing a number of serious challenges.

The mighty Kingdom of Leon and Castile is attacked from all sides as it deals with a succession crisis.

King Frederick III of Sicily attempts to hold on to his crown despite having no allies and some very powerful enemies. 

King James II of Aragon and Sicily attempts to hold on to both his crowns in the face of insurmountable difficulties. 

Young King Alfonso III of Aragon faces existential threats to his rule as he attempts to hold onto his crown.

King Sancho IV of Leon and Castile finds himself facing a number of domestic and foreign challenges.