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As a result, a coalition of Spain was formed on the Iberian Peninsula, and Queen Isabel received a promise from her husband, Fernando, that "the kingdom of Spain co-ruled with her husband, but the king of Aragon does not interfere with Castile's regime." As a result, Isabel was able to act as the ruler's spouse in her husband's country of Aragon and Fernando in his wife's country of Castile, but they were not strictly co-ruled.
However, it is also believed that during the reign of Isabel I, the foundation for the Kingdom of Spain was actually established, and the Kingdom of Spain was actually unified. Isabel I and Fernando II conquered the Nasr dynasty of Granada, the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, in 1492. Granada was the last stronghold for Spanish unification. This indicates that she and Fernando collaborated to achieve the Spanish unification that successive kings had dreamed of, and that Leconquista was completed.
Isabel I ruled Spain by reforming the tax system, reorganizing the military, and introducing religious trials.
In addition, Isabel I supports Christopher Columbus' expedition to the Americas, which began in 1492. This is due to the fact that Portugal established colonies and expanded its power in Africa around this time, feeling a sense of crisis. However, the Castilian kingdom was struggling financially at war with Granada at the time, and her subjects fiercely opposed this unreasonable investment. Still, she supported Columbus' venture by signing a Santa Fe Memorandum of Understanding. Isabel I had a firm outlook on the business of pioneering territories abroad at the time. This is due to the fact that they should never lag behind Portugal, which has the Madeira Islands, the Azores Islands, and the west coast of Africa, by sending already outstanding sailors by sea. Columbus, though unintentionally, was fortunate enough to announce the existence of America and bring about significant benefits.
Throughout their lives, there has been a delicate tension between the two in the case of the Catholic couple. Because Castile's national power was stronger than that of Aragon, this was due to the political aspect. Fernando was unable to claim Castile's right to inherit the throne in the union of the two different countries, and he had to sign a clause stating that his children born between them could not inherit Castile and Aragon separately. Additionally, despite the male supremacy of the time, the two had to be depicted in exactly the same size when drawing or carving Isabel and Fernando.
After Isabel's death, Fernando attempted to annex Castile to Aragon after his wife's death, who, unlike the men of his time, was unable to overcome her wife's rights. However, Fernando was unable to produce an heir from his remarried wife, Germain de Pois [14], and according to the treaty of Isabel's lifetime, both second-daughter Juana inherited Castile and Aragon. A completely unified Spanish kingdom was established by the generation of Carlos I, son of Juana and King Castile's son-in-law-husband Felipe.
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