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...ontested between [[Pisa]], the [[Republic of Genoa]], and the kingdom of [[Aragon]]. In [[1721]], it became property of the [[House of Savoy|Savoy]] [[Kingd

...ngevins the following year. It was conquered in [[1284]] by the forces of Aragon and [[Charles II of Naples|Charles II]] d'[[Anjou]] was unable to successfu ...r. In 1422 [[Joan II]] gave the island to her adoptive son [[Alfonso V of Aragon]], though, when he fell into disgrace, she retook it with the help of [[Gen

...82]]) as the [[Kingdom of Naples]], reunited with Sicily by [[Alfonso V of Aragon]] ([[1442]]) who styled himself the 'King of two Sicilies', a title that wa

...nd the [[Borgia]] clan. With the unification of the crowns of Castile and Aragon in the late 15th century, southern Italy and Sicily ceased to have a local ...ern Italy was subjected to rule by the new European nation states, first [[Aragon]], then [[Spain]] and [[Austria]]. The Spanish had a major impact on the cu

...w off [[Naples|Neapolitan]] rule, accepting in its stead [[Crown of Aragon|Aragon]]. The [[Angevin]] [[Kingdom of Naples|Kings of Naples]] retained the mainl

...rule ([[1266]]-[[1282]]), Sicily came under the house of [[Crown_of_Aragon|Aragon]] and later, in ([[1479]]), the kingdom of [[Spain]]. ...] style, with [[Renaissance]] influences. The Gallery houses an Elenora of Aragon bust by [[Francesco Laurana]] ([[1471]]) and the ''Malvagna Tryptich'' (c.

...plan to conquer all of Sardinia. When Sardinia was finally conquered by [[Aragon]], Cagliari (during the Catalan domination the city was named ''Càller''),

...peak [[Alguerese|Catalan]]. After the merge of the Kingdoms of Castile and Aragon, Sardinia was incorporated into the newly created national entity, Spain.

...support of their own invasion, and built fortifications there. Under the [[Aragon]]ese rulers of Sicily, Favignana and the other Egadi Islands were hired out

...o the [[Hohenstaufen]] Kings, followed by the [[Angevin]]s, and then the [[Aragon]]ese, until [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Carlos I]], the Aragonese King

...tives of the kings of Aragon until 1409 and then as part of the [[Crown of Aragon]]. *[[Martin I of Aragon|Martin II of Sicily]], King of Sicily – 1409;1410

In 1323 the Aragonese under Peter, son of [[James II of ARagon|King James II]], disembarked near [[Iglesias]], in south Sardinia. The Pisa

...came under rule by the [[Visconti]] of [[Milan]]. Genoa lost Sardinia to [[Aragon]], Corsica to internal revolt and its Middle Eastern colonies to the [[Otto

In [[1442]] [[Alfonso V of Aragon|Alfonso I]] conquered Naples after his victory against the last [[Angevin]]