Alfonso X de Castilla

Alfonso X of Castile, known as "the Wise," was a 13th-century king of Spain who ruled from 1252 to 1284. He was an enlightened leader, promoting education, culture, and legal reforms. Alfonso supported the translation of important works into Spanish and Latin, making knowledge more accessible. He founded schools and sponsored the creation of classical texts, poetry, and scientific works. His efforts helped preserve and spread knowledge during the Middle Ages and contributed to Spain’s rich cultural heritage. Alfonso X is remembered as a patron of learning and a pioneering figure in medieval Europe.