Plaza of Cervantes, castle of hayfields

Madrid Plaza of Cervantes, castle of hayfields

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Plaza of Cervantes, castle of hayfields

Castle of hayfields is a Castilian belonging city to the community of Madrid (Spain) put in the wooden bowl of the hayfields, eastwards of the region. Is a certain distance 34 km of the center of the capital, 22 km of the neighboring Guadalajara.We hear from human settlings in which today it is the municipal term of castle of hayfields that date from the Calcolítico period. The information begins to be less diffuse as of the II edad de hierro, with the creation of a |carpetano| settling in the hill of the sheen this settling appears receive the name of Kombouto or Iplacea. The romen whom called it |complutum|, continued inhabiting the top of the hill of the sheen until at the beginning of the I d.c. century the city was moved to the valley. Complutum, that it counted on 10.000 inhabiting and the category of Municipium, began your decadence with the Visigoth dominion. In the IV century, the just |hispanorromanos| martyrs and shepherd went the motors of the urban development in which at present it is the cathedral. The place anywhere martyred ( the praiseworthy field ) it serves to saint Asturio to convert the place in an important center of peregrination. Author:Daven1214.http ://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcal%C3 %A1_de_Henares

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