Fernando de Aragón
Fernando de Aragón, also known as Ferdinand II of Aragon, was a prominent historical figure who, alongside his wife Isabella I of Castile, played a crucial role in the unification of Spain and the sponsorship of Christopher Columbus's voyages.
Born on Mar 10, 1452 (574 years old)
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Guatemala:
Fernando de Aragón, along with Isabel de Castilla, received the title from Pope Alejandro VI in 1496, marking the origins of the House of Bourbon.
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Ecuador:
Fernando de Aragón, the other Catholic Monarch, was present during the first interview with Cristóbal Colón.
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