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Aragon

Historical kingdom and autonomous community in northeastern Spain.

Aragón Aragonese Kingdom

Aragon is a historical kingdom and autonomous community located in northeastern Spain. Known for its rich cultural heritage, it played a significant role in the formation of modern Spain through its union with Castile under Ferdinand II of Aragon.

Etymology

Aragon derives from the ancient Greek word 'Arganon', referring to a region in southern Italy.

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Aragon is a region in Spain with a long history, known for its castles and unique language.

Fun Facts

Aragon was an independent kingdom for centuries
The Kingdom of Aragon once controlled territories including Sicily, Sardinia and Naples
Zaragoza is the capital city of Aragon

FAQ

What is Aragon? It's a region in northeastern Spain
When did Aragon become part of Spain? It unified with Castile in 1479
What is Aragonese? It's a Romance language spoken in Aragon

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

Spain Kingdom

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

Huesca Zaragoza Teruel

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Iberian Peninsula Spain

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