Ferran el Catòlic
Ferran el Catòlic, known as Ferdinand II of Aragon, was a pivotal figure in Spanish history, becoming king in 1479. His marriage to Isabella I of Castile united two of the largest kingdoms in Spain, laying the groundwork for the unification of Spain and the establishment of a powerful Spanish monarchy. Together, they sponsored Christopher Columbus's 1492 voyage, leading to the discovery of the Americas and significant territorial expansion for Spain.
Born on Jan 10, 1452 (573 years old)
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Ferran el Catòlic had a very close relationship with Joan Margarit, sending him to Venice and Rome as a papal nuncio.
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