Ordoño's death led to the succession of his eldest son, Alfonso III the Great of Asturias.

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Ordoño, the King of Asturias, passed away, leaving a significant void in the Spanish kingdom in 866. Following his demise, his eldest son, Alfonso III the Great, ascended to the throne, marking the beginning of a prolific reign. Alfonso III was a remarkable ruler who played a crucial role in expanding and consolidating the Kingdom of Asturias. He embarked on numerous military campaigns, conquering territories from the Moors, expanding the borders of his kingdom, and strengthening his rule. Alfonso III's reign witnessed a flourishing economy, a focus on cultural development, and the construction of numerous fortresses and churches. His leadership marked a period of stability and growth for Asturias, contributing to the foundation of what would later become the Kingdom of Spain. #Spain #KingdomofAsturias #AlfonsoIII #Ordoño #Spanishhistory
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