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Regency of Ferdinand I of Castile
In 1411 Ferdinand I of Aragon, as husband of Queen Mother Catherine of Castile and uncle of the young king John II, consolidated power in Castile's r…
Timeline
- 1411Valladolid · CastileFerdinand and the Quesada faction and anti-Aragonese nobles contested the regency in Castile's core cities, with warfare and cortes maneuvering reaching a climax in 1411.
- 1411–1412Toledo · CastileFerdinand defeated his main opponents militarily and diplomatically, taking control of the regency council and the young king's guardianship; Aragonese influence rose markedly in Castilian politics.
Sources
- Ferdinand I of Aragon and the Castilian Regency, 1406-1416 — Joseph F. O'Callaghan (1975)