Aragon
Northeastern Spanish territory
Aragon is a historical kingdom and autonomous region in northeastern Spain, bordering France and the Pyrenees.
The medieval Crown of Aragon was a major Mediterranean power, uniting with Castile in 1469 to form modern Spain.
The cuisine of Aragon features lamb and olive oil.
Also a surname: the French poet Louis Aragon.
Iberian Peninsula country
- ZaragozaNortheastern Spanish capital city
- PyreneesFranco-Spanish mountain range
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- jotaSpanish regional dance
migas · Goya · crown · Iberian · Catalonia · Valencia · Navarre · Romanesque
Spain
Iberian Peninsula country
- ZaragozaNortheastern Spanish capital city
- PyreneesFranco-Spanish mountain range
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
jota · migas · Goya · crown · Iberian · Catalonia · Valencia · Navarre · Romanesque
Henry
Germanic masculine name
- TudorSixteenth-century English ruling family
- divorceLegal end of matrimony
- annulmentDeclared void from start
Spain · Ferdinand · Isabella · queen · dowager · Blackfriars · papacy · Reformation · Mary · pomegranate
Strider
One who moves purposefully
- kingMale crowned ruler
- GimliManitoba town, Lake Winnipeg
- fellowshipMutual goodwill among companions
Gondor · Rivendell · Mortensen · Arwen · Legolas · throne · heir · Bree · coronation · longevity
- SpainMadrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Valencia, Granada
- KingdomsUnited Kingdom, England, Denmark, Belgium, Spain
- French LiteratureVictor Hugo, Hugo, Alexandre Dumas, Dumas, Jules Verne
- Iberian HistorySpain, Portugal, Iberia, Castile, Leon
- Spanish HistoryReconquista, Spanish Inquisition, Spanish Empire, conquistadors, Catholic Monarchs
- DynastiesHabsburgs, Ming Dynasty, Bourbons, Tang Dynasty, Tudors
AragonCastile
Central Spanish historical region
Catalonia · Isabella I · Navarre · Basque Country · Portugal
AragonFrance
Western European republic
Kingdom of France · Ottoman Empire · Genoa · Holy Roman Empire
- Catherine of Aragon
- Crown of AragonMedieval Iberian composite monarchy