Niebla, Andalusia became part of Castile.

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In 1262, a significant moment in Spain's history occurred as the region of Andalusia was incorporated into Castile. This marked a pivotal shift in power and control in the Iberian Peninsula. Andalusia, known for its rich Islamic heritage and cultural diversity, had been under Muslim rule for centuries before the Christian Kingdom of Castile expanded its territories. The integration of Andalusia into Castile brought about a significant merging of cultures, languages, and traditions. This momentous event played a crucial role in reshaping the political and cultural landscape of Spain. The influence of Andalusian art, architecture, and intellectual achievements contributed to the flourishing of the Castilian Renaissance. It also sparked a new era of exploration and conquest as Castile later embarked on the age of discoveries, becoming one of the most influential empires in the world. #Spain #Andalusia #Castile #History #Integration #Culture
Primary Reference: Cádiz - Wikipedia
Location : Spain
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