cid

The adventures of Don Rodrigo, who was given the name of El Cid--the Lord, who was exiled from his native Castile by the weak King Alfonso in 1089.

Contains the twelfth-century epic poem which follows the exploits of a soldier and adventurer. Presented in Spanish.

An account of a confrontation that helped to form modern Europe through the story of Spain's first great national hero El Cid, the fearless warrior-knight of eleventh-century Castile.

Pablo and his classmates decide to conduct their own investigation into the secrets of El Cid after they hear the glass case protecting the warrior's helmet was smashed, but the robbers did not take the helmet and begin to wonder what they wanted.

Mix of historical and fictional accounts of the life of Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, a baronet in 1043.

An account of a confrontation that helped to form modern Europe through the story of Spain's first great national hero El Cid, the fearless warrior-knight of eleventh-century Castile.

Examines the achievements of four great medieval warlords: Richard the Lion Heart, Charlemagne, El Cid, and Barbarossa.

Simple text and illustrations describe the deeds of the Spanish knight from Castile known for his defeat of the Moors.