Actually Notes: Stories that spark your curiosity. Since 2007, we've explored culture, science, and art with a unique, in-depth perspective.
Actually Notes: Stories that spark your curiosity. Since 2007, we've explored culture, science, and art with a unique, in-depth perspective.
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for reflection and personal growth can be a challenge. That’s why Spanish Christian audiobooks have become increasingly popular, offering an accessible and convenient way to enrich your spirituality. In Spanish, these are known as…
The concept of beauty has changed a lot over time. That is a reality we cannot deny. For this reason, when we look for accounts of the most beautiful kings and queens in history, their images can be shocking if…
Although the idea that the marriage of the Catholic Monarchs was a love match is widespread, it is a well-documented fact that their union was motivated by political reasons. The then Princess Isabella, embroiled in noble struggles to be recognized…
Editor’s Note: This article has been revised and technically updated in August 2025 to improve its structure and readability, while fully respecting its original content. On August 22, 1545, Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, died in Guildford. He passed away…
When did Phillip II reign? Phillip II was born in 1527 and died in 1598 , and became King of Spain in January 1556 . He ruled the country in its so-called ” Golden Age “. However, his reign saw the economic decline of Spain , its bankruptcy, and a…
Philip II: A long-lived king King Philip II (1527-1598) is one of the best-known monarchs of our past. If we were to ask about him on the street, it would be rare for the person to whom, at least, his name did not…
Princess Mary and the Duke of Suffolk, a 16th-century love story The reign of Henry VIII of England has always been known for the excesses of love of the monarch and for his relationship, often tumultuous, with his six wives. But less well known…
… That he came to marry Castile from the mysterious countries of the North: that Alfonso X “the Wise”, being unhappy because his wife, Violante de Aragón, daughter of Jaime I the Conqueror, did not give him heirs to his…