← Explore on the interactive map
Alfonso V of Aragon
King of Aragon (r. 1416–1458), known as 'the Magnanimous', who consolidated Aragon, Valencia, and Sicily, engaged in Iberian politics, and laid the g…
Timeline
- 1416–1419Medina del Campo · CastileHe acceded in 1416 after the death of his father Ferdinand I; while still young his uncle served as regent, and he gradually established control over Aragon's core territories.
- 1420–1430Zaragoza · AragonAfter taking personal rule in the 1420s he intervened in Castile's internal strife, supporting opposition nobles against John II and Álvaro de Luna, and consolidated suzerainty over Sicily and Sardinia.
- 1431–1458Naples · NaplesFrom the 1430s he campaigned long in Italy, conquered Naples in 1442, and died in Naples in 1458, leaving a vast composite monarchy spanning the western Mediterranean.
Sources
- Alfonso V | king of Aragon and Naples https://www.britannica.com/biography/Alfonso-V-king-of-Aragon-and-Naples