Ramiro I died while trying to capture Graus, and was succeeded by his son Sancho Ramírez.

In the Battle of Graus in 1063, Ramiro I, the king of Aragon, met his demise while attempting to capture the town of Graus from the taifa of Zaragoza in Spain. This battle marked a significant shift in power as Ramiro I lost his life in his failed conquest. Ramiro I was succeeded by his son Sancho Ramírez, who took on the challenge of leading Aragon after his father's death. The Battle of Graus had lasting consequences for both Aragon and Zaragoza, as it highlighted the continuous struggle for control and territorial expansion in medieval Spain. The death of Ramiro I and the ascension of Sancho Ramírez ushered in a new era of leadership and political developments in the region, shaping the course of Spanish history. #BattleofGraus #RamiroI #SanchoRamírez #MedievalSpain