1212	Almohad power crippled by Hispanic states at battle of Las Navas de Tolosa.
1213	Peter I "the Catholic" of Aragon killed at Muret battle; waning of Aragonese hold on Languedoc. James I, minor of five years, is king; reigns from 1217
1225	Abortive attempt on Valencia kingdom; Peñíscola siege.
1229	Balearics crusade; Majorca city falls. Pact with Sacîd of Valencia.
1232	Valencia crusade begins; Morella taken.
1233	Burriana sieged, falls on July 28; much of northern Valencia kingdom follows.
1235	Tarragona metropolitan conquers Ibiza in Balearics.
1236	Monzón general parliament gives new life to Valencia crusade; James begins use of title "King of Valencia."
1237	Pitched battle and Christian victory at Puig, just above Valencia city.
1238	Valencia city sieged, falls (September 28).
1242	Alcira falls.
1244	Játiva sieged, taken. Almizra treaty with Castile.
1245	Biar falls, Murcia border reached; end of crusade.
1248	Valencian Moslems rebel under al-Yazraÿî. In west, Seville falls to Ferdinand.
1258	Corbeil treaty with France, loss of Languedoc claims. Second al-Yazraÿî war.
1262	Prince Peter (b. 1240) marries Constance, Hohenstaufen heir; by now associated in governmental affairs.
1263	Moslem revolts in Andalusia, Murcia, possibly Valencia. Castilians ask Aragonese help.
1265	Expeditions by Prince Peter into Murcia; conquest completed by James I (Murcia city falls, 1266).
1269	Abortive crusade to Holy Land by James I.
1274	James I at ecumenical council of Lyons. Returns to find revolt by Catalan-Aragonese nobles civil disturbances in Valencia city.
1275	Great Moslem revolt in Valencia kingdom.
1276	King James dies at Valencia city (June 27), aged 68. Peter III "the Great" succeeds; Montpellier, Balearics, Roussillon to brother James as separate kingdom.
1277	King Peter pacifies the Valencian Moslem rebels.
1280	Catalan barons revolt; subdued.
1282	"Sicilian Vespers"; King Peter clears Sicily of Angevin-papal forces, is excommunicated.
1285	French crusade invades Aragon; eventually repulsed. Peter III dies (November 11). Alphonse III "the Liberal" (b. 1267) succeeds.
1287	King Alphonse definitively conquers Minorca island.
1291	Alphonse III dies (June 18). Succeeded by his brother, then king of Sicily, James II.