The siege of Lleida (Lérida, Lārida) by a Catalan army led by Count Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona lasted from the spring of 1149 until 24 October, when...

celebrados en Lérida (Siglos VI–XV) (Lérida: Gráficas Larrosa, 1975), pp. 24–25. Manuel Guallar Pérez, Los Concilios Tarraconenses celebrados en Lérida (Siglos...

north by the Pyrenees, on the east and south by the Diocese of Lerida (Spanish: Lérida), and on the west by those of Huesca and Jaca. The cathedral, the...

from 1102 dominated Lérida, and sent a relief army from Albesa. Pedro Ansúrez, tutor of Ermengol VI d'Urgell, with the help of Ramon Berenguer III of Barcelona...

Segovia, Huelva y sus tierras. Barcelona: Noguer. 1959. Viaje al Pirineo de Lérida : notas de un paseo a pie por el Pallars, Sobirá, el Valle de Arán y el...

leader. He was repeatedly victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of Lérida and their Christian allies, as well as against a large Christian army under...

through the cities of Guadalajara, Calatayud, Zaragoza (Saragossa), Lleida (Lérida) and Tarragona where the future Tarragona–Valencia high-speed railway line...

Ramon entered Trotsky's house and managed to meet alone with him, on the pretext of Trotsky's reviewing an article Ramón had written. There Ramón struck...

Luis Ramos Figueras José Ramón del Sol Fernández Carlos Felice Cardot Alberto Wagner de Reyna José Ignacio San Martín López Ramón Calatayud Sierra Edgard...

Ramón Altarriba y Villanueva, 1st Count of Altarriba, 24th Baron of Sangarrén (1841–1906), was a Spanish Carlist politician, landowner, publisher, and...

of Castellote Castle of Miravet Castle of Barbens Castle of Gardeny, in Lérida Commandry of Palau, in Palau-solità i Plegamans Castle of Xivert in Valencia...

stood out for his role as a musician as an organist for the cathedrals of Lérida, Pamplona and Oviedo. He also became a close friend of the Asturian politician...

4 pts, Real Santander 3 pts Lérida finished ahead of La Felguera on head-to-head points: La Felguera–Lérida 1–3, Lérida–La Felguera 2–1 Source: BDFútbol...

Church of San Miguel de Tarazona. The ceremony was attended by King Alfonso XI of Castile and King James II's children, Maria, John, Peter and Ramón Berenguer...

sindicates, in a Zaragoza meeting of producers from Aragón, Navarra, Rioja and Lérida, united in Comité de Defensa de los intereses trigueros; it was organised...

Goes On, [in:] Daily Record [Britain] 28 March 1939 initial estimate of Ramón Salas Larrazábal, El mito del millón de muertos, includes victims of malnutrition...

: 74–75  Meanwhile, outside the Principality, the conquests of Tortosa and Lerida has been completed in 1148 and 1149 respectively, thereby cutting off Tarragona...

Al-Qádir; Xàtiva resisted requesting the aid of the rulers of Tortosa and Lérida until he was forced to do so. Their raid of the region failed, and they...

Icononzo, Lérida, Líbano, Mariquita, Melgar, Murillo, Natagaima, Ortega, Piedras, Palocabildo (partial), Prado, Purificación, Rovira, Saldaña, San Luis, Santa...

Retrieved 19 August 2024 – via Ayuntamiento de Gerona [es]. "Radio". Diario de Lérida [es] (in Spanish). Lleida, Spain. 29 March 1969. p. 3. Retrieved 30 August...

fairly certain that they were joined by Andalusian troops from the taifas of Lérida (no more than 3,000 knights under the command of their governor Sulayman...

that he supported it. The key man of Mola's in Barcelona was Francisco Mut Ramón, a top member of the divisional staff who was supported by some local commanders...

Adrian IV) on a mission to Catalonia. 24 October. Lérida falls to forces from Barcelona under Ramon Berenguer IV. Later. The women of Tortosa were honored...

concentrate rail traffic in Seville. This in turn led to the dismantling of the San Bernardo and Plaza de Armas stations in Seville. A large part of these works...

históricas de España, vol. 1, Bilbao 2005, ISBN 978-84-96515-01-7, p. 489 Ramón Garriga, Ramon Garriga Boixader, Nicolás Franco, el hermano brujo, Barcelona 1980...

the rebels organized a column under the command of Lieutenant Commander Ramón de Carranza, who in a quick raid would end up taking Huelva on July 29....

architecture appeared early in Spain, in the 10th and 11th centuries, in Lérida, Barcelona, Tarragona, Huesca, and in the Pyrenees, simultaneously with...

began his political career around 1873 On 20 January 1885, while still in Lérida, Vives married his girlfriend from his cadet years in Guadalajara: Inocencia...

Atl. Gerona Xerez Olímpico Diter Zafra Portuense San Andrés Vinaroz Sevilla Atl. Linares Badajoz Lérida Onteniente Mallorca Eldense Atl. Baleares Source:...

artists who had supported the Republic such as Antonio Machado, Ramon J. Sender, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Rafael Alberti, Luis Cernuda, Pedro Salinas, Manuel...