Ordoño III of León died, and Sancho I became his successor in León.

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In 956, a significant moment in Spain occurred as Ordoño III, the king of León, passed away in Zamora. His death marked a shift in power as he was succeeded by his half-brother, Sancho I the Fat of León. Ordoño III had been a prominent ruler, known for his military campaigns and efforts to expand his kingdom's territory. His death paved the way for Sancho I to take over the throne, bringing a new era for the kingdom of León. Sancho I would go on to rule for several years, leaving his own mark on the history of Spain. This succession highlighted the complex political landscape of medieval Spain, with power continuously shifting among different factions and kingdoms. #Spain #OrdoñoIIIdied #Zamora #SanchoItheFat #succession
Primary Reference: Spain, The Catholic Church in | Encyclopedia.com
Location : Spain
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