KnowraCatholic MonarchsLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Catholic Monarchs, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 10Spanish EmpireRelated: Their marriage and policies established the monarchy that sponsored Atlantic expansion.Crown of AragonRelated: Their rule joined the Crown’s monarch to Castile without immediately merging their realms.Spanish Golden AgeRelated: Their reign consolidated royal authority and sponsored the 1492 voyage of Columbus.Isabella I of CastileRelated: Their joint rule became a lasting symbol of dynastic and religious consolidation.SpainRelated: Their rule strengthened royal power and sponsored the 1492 voyage of Christopher Columbus.Council of the IndiesRelated: Their monarchy established the royal institutions from which the Council developed.Pope Alexander VIRelated: Alexander’s relations with Isabella and Ferdinand influenced his Atlantic diplomacy and Italian policy.Habsburg SpainRelated: Their union and policies formed the political setting inherited by Charles I.War of the Castilian SuccessionBroader topic: Victory secured the Castilian half of the partnership later known as the Catholic Monarchs.Francisco Jiménez de CisnerosRelated: Their centralizing policies created the political setting in which Cisneros served.Voyages of Christopher ColumbusRelated: They authorized and financed Columbus's first expedition in 1492.