Xide's Character Life

El Cid (1043- 1099), a Spanish military leader and national hero, was originally named Rodrigo Rui Diaz, and his father was a young aristocrat in Bival. He grew up in the court of Fernand I, and Sancho II appointed him commander-in-chief of the Guards after he succeeded to the throne of Castilla in 1065. 1067 Sancho conquered the Zaragoza dynasty established by the Moors and forced it to pay tribute to Castilla. 1067, Sancho and his brother Alfonso fought together to annex the kingdom of Leon, and Sid played a role in many victories in Sancho. Sancho was killed in the siege of Zamora in 1072, and Alfonso became the sole heir of Castilla, with the title of Afonso Vi. Sid is in an awkward position. He lost his post as commander-in-chief of the Guards, probably because of Afonso Vi's arrangement. 1074, he married Alfonso's niece Xi Mei Na, thus becoming in-laws with the Angkor royal family. But his situation in court is still sinister.

1079, he went to Moore Palace in Seville, when O'Donnel Granada, who took over as commander of his guards, attacked Seville. Sid participated in this event, defeated Granada's army in the Battle of Cabra near Seville, and captured Odonez. This victory led to his further demotion. 1080, Sid attacked the Islamic Kingdom of Toledo, which was protected by the king, without the consent of King Alfonso, causing strong dissatisfaction from the king and being exiled abroad the following year. Sid was forced to leave Castilla with some relatives, friends and followers to serve in the army of King Moore who occupied Zaragoza. He lived in Mu 'tamid and his successor Mu 'tamid II for 65,438+00 years. His knowledge of complicated Spanish-Arab politics, Muslim laws and customs will greatly help him to occupy Valencia in the future. 1082, he fought for Mu 'tamid and defeated the Moors in Florida and their Christian allies, including the Earl of Barcelona. 1084, he defeated the Christian army under the command of Sancho I Ramirez, king of Aragon. The Moorish rulers were extremely grateful to him and made contributions to him with generous gifts.

1086, North African Muslims were invited to Spain and defeated the so-called 600,000 Christian Coalition forces led by Afonso Vi in the Battle of Haas, sagra. After this fiasco, Afonso Vi put aside the past and planned to recall Sid. After meeting Afonso Vi, Sid returned to Zaragoza again, and did not participate in the war against the Mulabit dynasty, which was vital to Spanish Christianity. And he began to implement a long-term and complicated political strategy to realize his entry into Valencia, a rich Moorish kingdom. First, he eliminated the influence of the Count of Barcelona around Valencia, and then gradually strengthened his control over the ruler of Valencia, Kadir, and he sought protection from Sidnagon. 1092 June, 10, Valencia Prime Minister Ibn Hajjaf colluded with the Murabit dynasty. Sid took the opportunity to declare counterinsurgency. 1094 in may, ibn hajaf surrendered. Sid moved to Valencia and became a conqueror. He nominally ruled Valencia by Alfonso, but in fact he was an independent monarch. 1096, Sid converted the local mosque into a Christian church and appointed a French bishop Jerome to manage the new parish. A large number of Christian immigrants arrived. Later, Sid's eldest daughter married Lamirault, Prince of Aragon, and his second daughter married Ramon Bellenger III, Count of Barcelona, which further highlighted his image and status as a king.

1099, Sid was killed by an arrow in a war in Valencia. After his death, his wife Xi Mei Na put his body on a horse to inspire the army. (See the new version of The Conqueror of Age of Empires II, Game 6) After Sid's death, Valencia was surrounded by Muslims. Although Alfonso sent troops to rescue, he was unable to send heavy troops to stay, and it burned when he retreated. On may 5, 2002, the murabit dynasty occupied Valencia until 1238, Sid's