Alfonso IV of Aragon

Monarch and King of Aragon

Alfonso IV of Aragon - Monarch and King of Aragon
Born

1299
726 years ago

Died

January 24th, 1336
689 years ago — 37 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Spain

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Ruled as the King of Aragon from 1327 until death in 1336. Oversaw the expansion of Aragonese territories and played a key role in Mediterranean politics during the early 14th century. He engaged in military campaigns and sought to strengthen the Kingdom of Aragon's influence. His reign was marked by conflicts with neighboring states and a focus on consolidating power within his realm.

Expanded Aragonese territories

Engaged in Mediterranean politics

Strengthened the Kingdom of Aragon

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