Modern Period
- 1486 – 4 August: Roman Catholic Diocese of Málaga established.
- 1487 – Siege of Málaga (1487); Málaga is incorporated in the Crown of Castile and repopulated.
- 1490 – Santiago el Mayor church built.
- 1494 – Earthquake.
- 1505 – Hospital of Santo Tomas founded.
- 1522 – Málaga Cathedral construction begins.
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From the 6th century BC, it was under the hegemony of Carthage in present-day Tunisia. From 218 BC, Malaca was ruled by the Roman Republic; it was federated ...
The Phoenicians were the first civilization to establish a settlement in Malaga, around 770 BC. They established a trading post and called the city 'Malaka'.
In 711 A.D. the Moors invaded Spain and called her Al-Andalus. Málaga became a major Moorish city and port - it was the main port for Granada too, famed for ...
Malaga was conquered on the 19th August 1487 (the last town to be conquered was Granada in 1492). Along with the conquest, religious communities were ...
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1704-08-24 Battle of Málaga: largest naval battle in the War of the Spanish Succession; Tactically indecisive but a Grand Alliance strategic victory · 1982-09-13 ...
When the Roman Empire started to fall in the beginning of the 5th century the coast of Andalusia including Malaga was regularly invaded by small Visigoths ...
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Málaga was included into the Kindom of Castille in1487 after a long siege that forced its surrender as people were dying of hunger. From this moment on the city ...
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Jan 8, 2023 · Founded by Phoenician seafarers in 770 BC, the history of Malaga stretches back almost 3000 years. Conquered by the Romans, Visigoths, Moors ...
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The Arabs, Malaga's next inhabiting civilization, invaded and included Malaga in their domain in 743 A.D. and their rule lasted for nearly eight centuries.
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