Alfonso X was the king of Castile and Leon from 1252-1284. He advanced the Reconquista through military campaigns and oversaw a period of cultural flourishing. Alfonso established the School of Translators of Toledo, which brought together Latin, Jewish, and Muslim scholars to translate important texts into Castilian or Latin. This institution had a lasting influence and established some of the first orthographic rules for the Spanish language. After his death, Alfonso was buried in Seville near his father and mother.

1. By: Javier Cordoba
Andrea Egaña
Ruben Muro
Jaran Padilla
Ania Rojo

2.  General data
 Historical context
 Social scale
 Influence
 Legacy
 After the death of alfonso

3. General data
- Birth date : 23 of November of 1221
- Place of birth: Toledo
- Family: was the son of Ferdinand III and
Beatrice of Swabia. He had a lot of son but
the only successor was Sancho IV.

4. Historical context
- Social situation:
 The Spanish
 Different societies
- Political situation:
 The division of the land
Muslims
Jewish
Christians

5. Economic situation:
 The economic policy
 The conquest

6. Social scale
1º Battles:
Advances at the reconquist
• Was the king of Castilla and Leon
between (1252-1284)
2º Restocks
What he did

8. Influence
Alfonso X the Wise's work means any lyrical
literary, legal, historical, scientific and recreational carried out under the
desk of King Alfonso X of Castile.
Alfonso X ,supervised Latinos, Jews and
Muslims known as the School of
Translators of Toledo.
The manuscripts copied on the desktop
are high quality richly.

9. Legacy
The school of
translator of Toledo
First orthographic rules in
spanish
Mostly cultural things

10. After the death of Alfonso X
At this time Don Juan said that he
commanded to the reign of Seville and
Badajoz .
And after
He was buried in Santa Maria de
Sevilla, near his father king Don
Fernando, and of Doña Beatriz queen
mother.
Alfonso X died in the city of Seville on April 4, 1284.