A civil war breaks out against Enrique de Trastamara, son of Alfonso XI.

1366, Spain, the start of a civil war between two rival factions: one led by Enrique de Trastámara, son of Alfonso XI, and the other by Pedro the Cruel, the current King of Castile and León. This conflict, known as the War of the Two Peters, marked a critical juncture in Spanish history. Pedro, known for his ruthless tactics and tyrannical rule, faced opposition from his half-brother Enrique, who sought to claim the throne. The war engulfed the kingdom, splitting loyalties and causing chaos throughout the land. Battles, sieges, and political maneuvering defined the years that followed, with both sides vying for control and seeking alliances with other European powers. This civil war ultimately led to a major shift in power and set the stage for enduring conflicts and power struggles within Spain. #WaroftheTwoPeters #SpanishCivilWar #PowerStruggles