Aragon

The Spanish kingdoms once spearheaded the Renaissance movement, a glinting token of royal authority and Catholic piety, yet all but one, including Aragon, were deposed at the end of the Córdoban emir's sword following triumphant conquests in 1444. The once-king and queen of Aragon were reduced to hereditary titles, the powerful and ambitious monarchs' likenesses all but erased from memory. The Trastámaras remain a court in exile, marauding from palace to palace, plotting a spectrum of potential comebacks.

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