Reconquista (6971 bytes)
1: ''For other uses, see [[Reconquista (Disambiguation)]]''.
4: The '''Reconquista''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]] and [[Portuguese...
8: The [[Portugal|Portuguese]] Reconquista culminated in [[1257]] with the conquest of [[Alg...
28: Real or imaginary episodes of the Reconquista are the subject of much of Mediaeval [[Spanish li...
31: ...ic_language|Arabic]] origin. Instead of the term 'Reconquista', the concept of a [[civil war]] has been propose...

Reconquista (disambiguation) (537 bytes)
1: '''Reconquista''' is a [[Spanish language|Spanish]] and [[Portug...
3: *'''[[Reconquista]]''', the war to drive the [[Moor]]s out of [[Spa...
5: *'''[[Reconquista (Mexico)]]''', a [[nationalist]] movement by cert...

Andalusi Arabic (547 bytes)
1: ...] after the [[Reconquista|Christian Reconquest]] (Reconquista), though it is still used in [[Andalusi music]].

Disaster of Rancagua (198 bytes)
1: ...eated rebel Chilean forces. This led to the harsh reconquista rule of the Spanish.

Estremadura (480 bytes)
5: ...border of [[Christendom]] during a phase of the [[Reconquista|Reconquest]].

Marca Hispanica (572 bytes)
1: ...nferred upon [[Catalonia]], at the start of the [[Reconquista]], and indeed is sometimes used to mean this coun...

Gaston IV of Béarn (1897 bytes)
3: Gaston had earlier fought in the [[Reconquista]] in [[Spain]], and followed [[Raymond IV of Toul...
5: Gaston's experience in the Reconquista taught him that [[Muslim]]s could live under [[Ch...

Rancagua (530 bytes)
3: ...ere defeated, beginning the period known as the ''Reconquista''.

Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa (1831 bytes)
4: |Conflict||Spanish [[Reconquista]]
49: [[Category:Reconquista]]

High Middle Ages (2208 bytes)
17: ===Reconquista===
18: ''Main Article: [[Reconquista]]''

Religious war (707 bytes)
3: ...[[Wars of Religion]], the [[Crusades]], and the [[Reconquista]] are frequently cited examples. Opinions differ ...

Pelayo of Asturias (2363 bytes)
1: ...with beginning the [[Christianity|Christian]] ''[[reconquista]]'' of [[Spain]] from the [[Moors]].
7: ... regarded as the first Christian victory of the ''Reconquista''. The Muslims, ungracious in their defeat, descr...

Expansionism (2327 bytes)
17: *[[Reconquista (Mexico)|Reconquista]] (seeks to include south-west [[United States|Am...

Flag of Asturias (770 bytes)
1: ...of Asturias was recognized as the start of the "[[Reconquista]]" or Re-conquest of Spain from Moorish dominatio...

Battle of Graus (769 bytes)
1: ... of Graus''') was a battle of the early Spanish [[Reconquista]] in spring [[1063]] (some sources say the battle...

John of Seville (962 bytes)
1: ...annes Hispalensis atque Limiensis", during the [[Reconquista]], the Christian campaign to regain the [[Iberian...

Mudejar (984 bytes)
5: ...term was in Spain, during and after the Spanish [[Reconquista]], when large numbers of Spanish Muslims remained...

New Castile (858 bytes)
1: ... [[Castile]] in central Spain, taken during the ''reconquista'' of the peninsular by Christian kings from Musli...

Costa del Sol (1097 bytes)
5: ...dals]], [[Visigoths]] and [[Moors]], before the [[Reconquista]].

Bangsamoro (990 bytes)
5: ...moro'', from the older Spanish word ''Moor'', the Reconquista-period term for Arabs or Muslims.

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