Liuva II. 603 Witerico 610 Gundemaro 612 Sisebuto 621 Recaredo II. 621 Suintila 631 Sisenando 635 Tulga 640 Chindasvinto 650 Recesvinto 672 Wamba 680 Ervigio 687 Egica 701 Witiza 709 Don Rodrigo 711 The Moors entered Spain and defeated Don Rodrigo at the battle of Guadalete, who disappeared there. The Moors occupied in the two following years almost the whole of the Peninsula, and governed under the dependence of the Caliphs of Damascus. _Moorish Rulers in Spain_ Emirs dependent on the Caliphs of Damascus 711-715 Independent Caliphate established by the Ommeyah family, the capital being Cordova 755-1009 Kings of Taifas, governors of the provinces which declared themselves independent during the last Caliphate, Hischen II. 1009-1090 The Almoravides from Africa established themselves in the Moorish territory of the Peninsula 1090-1157 The Almohades conquered the Almoravides 1157-1212 Kings of Granada. The Moorish domination is reduced to the kingdom of Granada 1226-1492 The rule of the Moors in Spain ends in 1492, at the conquest of Granada. _Kings of Asturias, Leon, and Castile_ Pelayo (the re-conquest begins) 718, D. 737 Favila 739 Alonso I., el Catolico 757 Favila I. (fixes his Court at Oviedo) 768 Aurelio 774 Silo 783 Mauregato 788 Bermudo I., el Diacono 795 Alonso II., el Casto 843 Ramiro I. 850 Ordoño I. 865 Alonso III., el Magno 910 Divided the kingdom of Galicia, Leon, and Asturias, among his sons, the three following kings. Garcia 913 Ordoño II. 923 Fruela II. 924 Ordoño fixed his Court at Leon, and here end the named kings or Asturias. Alonso IV., el Monge 930 Ramiro II. 950 Ordoño III. 955 Sancho I., el Craso 967 Ramiro III. 982 Bermudo II. 999 Alonso V., el Noble 1028 Bermudo III. 1037 The territory of Castile, which formed a separate state, governed by _Condes_, passed to Dona Sancha and Don Fernando I., who entitled themselves Kings of Castile and Leon.