Kingdom of Valencia

The Kingdom of Valencia was a historical region in eastern Spain, established in the 13th century after the Christian Conquest of the Islamic territory known as Al-Andalus. It became part of the Crown of Aragon and was known for its agricultural wealth and vibrant trade. Valencia itself is the capital city, famous for its culture, architecture, and cuisine, notably paella. The kingdom played a significant role in Spain’s medieval history, contributing to its language, laws, and economy. Today, Valencia is an autonomous community with a rich heritage reflecting its complex history.