Simancas, Spain
Spain
Simancas, Spain connects to 1070 places across 13 topics through 49 Bunkabop connections, with history making up the bulk of its ties. In 939, the Battle of Simancas was fought near the town between Christian forces under Ramiro II of León and caliph Abd al-Rahman III. The town's castle later became the Archivo General de Simancas, where Philip II ordered Spain's national archives moved in 1563. France and Madrid share many of its connections, anchoring it in Iberian and European history.
Archivo General de Simancas
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Province of Valladolid | Mollavao (Pontevedra), Spain
La Invasora
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Caracas, Venezuela | Aldana, Colombia
Ramiro I of Asturias
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Spain | Asturias | Oviedo, Spain
Abd al-Rahman III
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Empordà | Tafalla, Spain | Mijas, Spain | Tíjola, Spain
Ramiro II of León
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Kingdom of León | Tapia de Casariego, Spain | Foncebadón, Spain | Lobera de la Vega, Spain | Triongu, Spain
Battle of Simancas
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Zaragoza, Spain | Valladolid, Spain | Huesca, Spain | Kingdom of León | Province of Valladolid
Ka Ina
Connects Simancas, Spain to: United States | Spain | Philippines | Argentina | Venezuela
La mujer perfecta
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Santiago, Chile | Venezuela | Caracas, Venezuela | Polanco, Mexico | Montiel, Spain
Samuel Rawson Gardiner
Connects Simancas, Spain to: London, England | Paris, France | Oxford, England | Rome, Italy | Edinburgh, Scotland
Siege of Fuenterrabía (1523–1524)
Connects Simancas, Spain to: France | Spain | Toulouse, France | Aragon | Navarre
La viuda joven
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Mexico | Venezuela | Ecuador | Rosario, Argentina | Caracas, Venezuela
Almanzor
Connects Simancas, Spain to: Barcelona, Spain | Santiago, Chile | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Zaragoza, Spain | Salamanca, Spain