Leonese branch of the House of Ivrea

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The Leonese branch of the House of Ivrea was a medieval royal dynasty that ruled the Kingdom of León in the Iberian Peninsula, producing several notable monarchs during the High Middle Ages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf royal dynasty
associatedDynasty Castilian branch of the House of Ivrea
associatedWith Christian kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula
Reconquista
capital León
continent Europe
country Kingdom of León
culturalContext Latin Christian Europe
dynasticHouse House of Ivrea
dynasticUnionWith Kingdom of Castile
endTime 12th century
ethnicBackground Romance-speaking Iberian nobility
governmentForm feudal monarchy
historicalEra Middle Ages
interactedWith Almoravid dynasty
Taifa kingdoms
linked to: taifa kingdoms
languageOfDynasty Latin
Leonese
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
notableMember Alfonso VI of León and Castile
linked to: Alfonso VI of León

Alfonso VII of León and Castile
García II of Galicia
Sancho II of Castile
Urraca of León and Castile
notableQueenRegnant Urraca of León and Castile
originatesFrom Kingdom of León
parentHouseOrigin County of Burgundy
partOf House of Ivrea
politicalInfluence shaped the development of the medieval Kingdom of León
politicalSystem hereditary monarchy
predecessor Astur-Leonese dynasty
primaryReligionOfSubjects Roman Catholicism
region León
religion Roman Catholicism
ruled Kingdom of León
ruledOver Castile
Galicia
León
startTime 11th century
successor House of Burgundy (León-Castile)
timePeriod High Middle Ages
typeOfMonarchy Catholic monarchy
usedSuccessionLaw female succession in practice
hereditary succession
usedTitle Emperor of All Spain
King of León

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Alfonso IX of León dynasty Leonese branch of the House of Ivrea