Alfonso the Noble's young son Henry I of Castile succeeded him, with his sister Berengaria as regent.

05-Oct-1214 - Alfonso the Noble, king of Castile and León, died in Spain. His passing marked the end of an era and paved the way for his young son, Henry I of Castile, to ascend the throne. As Henry was still a child at the time, his elder sister, Berengaria of Castile, stepped in as regent to rule on his behalf. Alfonso was a respected and influential ruler, known for his efforts in expanding the boundaries of his kingdom and promoting cultural and intellectual advancements. His death brought about a period of transition and uncertainty as the young Henry I took on the responsibility of governing a kingdom that was facing internal strife and external threats. However, under the capable regency of Berengaria, stability and order were maintained, ensuring a smooth succession for Henry. #Spain #AlfonsoTheNoble #HenryICastile #BerengariaOfCastile #Regency