by Javier González Zaldumbide · Ediciones Pastor · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495461353
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In the 10th century, the territory of Al-Ándalus is bleeding in internal struggles, with petty kings and military leaders defying the authority of Emir Abdalla. From Córdoba, the emir watches helplessly as his kingdom disintegrates. This situation is exploited by the King of Oviedo, who drives the reconquest and extends the borders of his kingdom to the Duero, although he is not free from betrayals either. In this context arises Bernardo el Carpio, a warrior who, fighting against Moors and Christians, gains a lordship on the border.
