Route d'Isabel - Ségovie
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En 1461 et suite à la naissance de Jeanne de Castille, fille du roi Henri IV et de son épouse Jeanne de Portugal, les frères du Roi (Isabelle et Alphonse) sont transférés à la ville de Ségovie, lieu ou était située la Cour, dans le but d’être contrôlés par le Roi.
Le 12 décembre 1474, alors qu’Isabelle était à l’Alcazar de Ségovie, elle reçoit la nouvelle de la mort de son frère, le roi Henri. Tout fut très vite organisé pour la proclamer Reine le jour d’après. La Cathédrale de Ségovie témoigna de la réception faite par Isabelle à son mari Fernand suite à sa proclamation en tant que Reine de Castille.
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