Alfonso VI
Alfonso VI of León and Castile (1040-1109) was a notable king in medieval Spain, recognized for his military prowess and significant territorial conquests. He was the father of Urraca Alfónsez and played a crucial role in the political dynamics of the Iberian Peninsula, fostering the unification of various Christian kingdoms under his rule.
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Greece:
Alfonso VI was the king with whom Rodrigo Díaz had a disagreement, leading to Díaz's exile.
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Spain:
Alfonso VI was the father of Urraca and a significant figure in the history of León.
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