In 1460, the Iberian peninsula was divided into Castile-León, Aragon (in the east), Navarre (in the north), and a strip of Granada, which hung on in the south. Portugal, ruled by the House of Avis, lay to the west.
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1 - Handbook to Life in Renaissance Europe, Sandra Sider, New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.
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