Jaume I

Jaume I, also known as James I of Aragon, was a medieval king who ruled in the 13th century, from 1213 to 1276. He is known for expanding his territory, notably conquering Mallorca, Menorca, and parts of Valencia, which helped shape modern Spain. Jaume was also a patron of arts and learning, fostering cultural growth. His reign distinguished the strengthening of the Crown of Aragon and its influence across the Mediterranean. He is remembered as a significant leader who unified and expanded his kingdom, leaving a lasting legacy in regional history and culture.