The fleet of crusaders makes its way southwards to discuss its participation in the siege of Lisbon with King Alfonso I of Portugal.

King Alfonso I of Portugal decides to take advantage of the crusading movement for his campaign to attack Lisbon.

As Almoravid rule collapses, the Almohads arrive on the Iberian peninsula. 

We switch our focus to the southern portion of the Iberian peninsula, where Almoravid influence is waning.

The succession drama following the death of Alfonso of Aragon finally comes to an end with the Christian parts of the Iberian peninsula forming themselves into four separate kingdoms - the Kingdom of Leon & Castile, the Kingdom of Aragon/Catalonia, the Kingdom of Navarre and the Kingdom of Portugal.   

As the succession drama following the death of Alfonso of Aragon continues, the Kingdom of Aragon struggles to survive.

Fall out from the death of Alfonso of Aragon leaves leaders from across the region scrambling to take advantage of the situation. 

After an action-packed life, Alfonso of Aragon dies in 1134.  However, the terms of his will leave the Kingdom of Aragon facing an uncertain future. 

In an unexpected turn of events, King Alfonso of Aragon finds himself bogged down by events in France.

Following the death of Queen Urraca in 1127, a scramble for power takes place in the north -  resulting in the coronation of King Alfonso VII.