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Le prince Fernando d’Aragon y passa d’incognito en 1496 au cours de son voyage pour  s’aller marier avec Isabelle à Valladolid; y revenant roi en 1474. En 1496, les rois y eurent leur Cour itinérante pendant trois mois. En 1512, y naquit Diego Lainez qui deviendrait l’un des protagonistes du Concile de Trente et IIe Général des Jésuites.
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King Henry III in 1395 gave Almazán to Don Juan Hurtado de Mendoza, giving rise to the Señorío de los Mendoza. Between December of 1462 and January of 1463 there resided with its Court the king Enrique IV of Castile. And there he danced with his “sad queen” -Juana de Portugal, suspected of adultery-the French ambassador; So impressed he was left with the experience, that he made the solemn vow not to return to dance with another lady in his whole life.
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Dans la ville de Laguardia, en 1998, on a découvert un étang de collecte d’eau qui devait être pleinement utilisé durant les IIIe et IIe siècles av J.C. Actuellement, vous pouvez visiter l’étang Celtibère, appelé de la Barbacana, et le Centre d’Interprétation.
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On the outskirts of the city is the Archaeological Site of La Hoya, inhabited between the end of the Bronze Age and the end of the Second Iron Age (about 1500 to 250 B.C.). It has a small museum at the entrance of the excavation site, where a detailed model of the Celtiberian settlement is exhibited along with objects found at the site. A water collection pond was discovered in 1998 in Laguardia, which must have been in full use during the 3rd and 2nd centuries B.C. Nowadays, the Celtiberian Pond, known as the Barbican Pond, and the Interpretation Centre can be visited.