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Following the death of Alphonse (1468), possibly due to poisoning, Isabella was urged by the nobles to proclaim herself queen. The differences between Isabella and her brother Henry were resolved by the ‘Treaty of Guisando’ signed on 19th September 1468 at the historic site of the Stone Bulls of Guisando. According to the conditions of this treaty, Isabella was proclaimed Princess of Asturias, whilst her brother King Henry maintained the privilege of giving his approval to the suitor chosen for Isabella.

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  • Monastery of the JeronimosMore information

    In 1375 it was used as a hermitage. It was visited by several Kings, from Juan I to Felipe II, Santa Teresa de Jesús, the Duke of Alba (Fernando Álvarez de Toledo), Juan Bautista de Toledo.From 1844 it...

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