Maria of Aragon

Maria of Aragon was a Spanish noblewoman born in 1482, known for her marriage to King Ferdinand II of Aragon, forming a key alliance in Spain. She was highly educated, culturally influenced by her Catalan and Aragonese heritage. Maria was involved in court life and championed charitable and religious causes. Her marriage helped strengthen the unity of Spain, blending different royal lines. She was also the mother of Joanna of Castile, linking her to future European royalty. Maria's life reflected political alliance, cultural influence, and dedication to her family and faith within the complex landscape of late medieval Spain.