Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar - Revision history

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	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of [[Zaragoza]], whom he defended from their traditional enemies, [[Aragon]] and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their [[Christianity\|Christian]] allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling King Alfonso to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.<ref name="ACReb" />		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of [[Zaragoza]], whom he defended from their traditional enemies, [[Aragon]] and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their [[Christianity\|Christian]] allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling King Alfonso to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.<ref name="ACReb" />

	Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Valencia}}, operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia to establish it as an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.<ref name="ACReb" />		Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of [[Valencia]], operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia to establish it as an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.<ref name="ACReb" />

	After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of [[Shattered Staff of Eden\|a powerful artifact]] which his wife {{Wiki\|Jimena Díaz}} had absconded with and hidden after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars, but [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisitor]] [[Gustavo Ramírez]] found it first.<ref name="ACReb" />		After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of [[Shattered Staff of Eden\|a powerful artifact]] which his wife {{Wiki\|Jimena Díaz}} had absconded with and hidden after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars, but [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisitor]] [[Gustavo Ramírez]] found it first.<ref name="ACReb" />
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].		'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval [[Spain]] and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The commander of the armies of \|Castile, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and ~~{{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|~~Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was ~~succeded~~ by ~~one his brothers~~, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.		The commander of the armies of [[Castile]], Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King {{Wiki\|Sancho II of León and Castile\|Sancho II}} 's brothers {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|Alfonso VI}} of [[Léon]] and {{Wiki\|García II of Galicia\|García II}} of {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Galicia\|Galicia}}, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and Sancho II's brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeeded by Alfonso, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.<ref name="ACReb">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''</ref>

	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, [[Aragon]] and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling ~~{{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|~~King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of [[Zaragoza]], whom he defended from their traditional enemies, [[Aragon]] and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their [[Christianity\|Christian]] allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling King Alfonso to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.<ref name="ACReb" />

	Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of {{Wiki\|Valencia}}, operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia~~; establishing~~ an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.		Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of {{Wiki\|Valencia}}, operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia to establish it as an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.<ref name="ACReb" />

	After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of a powerful artifact which his wife absconded with and ~~hide~~ after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars but Inquisitor [[Gustavo ~~Ramirez~~]] found it first.		After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of [[Shattered Staff of Eden\|a powerful artifact]] which his wife {{Wiki\|Jimena Díaz}} had absconded with and hidden after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars, but [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisitor]] [[Gustavo Ramírez]] found it first.<ref name="ACReb" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The sub-story of El Cid and his connection to the [[Staves of Eden\|Staff of Eden]] was originally unveiled by completing Legacy Missions in the early builds of AC: Rebellion, but it was eventually removed.		The sub-story of El Cid and his connection to the [[Staves of Eden\|Staff]] of [[Eden]] was originally unveiled by completing Legacy Missions in the early builds of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'', but it was eventually removed with the official launch of the game in November 2018.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		{{Reflist}}

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	'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].		'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The commander of the armies of ~~[[Crown of Castile~~\|Castile]], Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.		The commander of the armies of \|Castile, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.

	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, ~~{{Wiki\|Kingdom of~~ Aragon~~\|Aragon}}~~ and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, [[Aragon]] and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.

	Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of {{Wiki\|Valencia}}, operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia; establishing an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.		Over the next several years, however, El Cid set his sights on the kingdom-city of {{Wiki\|Valencia}}, operating more or less independently of Alfonso and gradually increased his control over Valencia; establishing an independent principality. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike.
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	After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of a powerful artifact which his wife absconded with and hide after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars but Inquisitor [[Gustavo Ramirez]] found it first.		After his death, he became Castile's celebrated national hero and a legendary figure of the Spanish folklore. In 1492, the [[Assassins]] recovered documents claiming that El Cid was once in possession of a powerful artifact which his wife absconded with and hide after his death. Decided to investigate the matter, the Spanish Assassins tried to recover the artifact before the Templars but Inquisitor [[Gustavo Ramirez]] found it first.

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*The sub-story of El Cid and his connection to the [[Staves of Eden\|Staff of Eden]] was originally unveiled by completing Legacy Missions in the early builds of AC: Rebellion, but it was eventually removed.		The sub-story of El Cid and his connection to the [[Staves of Eden\|Staff of Eden]] was originally unveiled by completing Legacy Missions in the early builds of AC: Rebellion, but it was eventually removed.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]] ~~(mentioned only)~~''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[~~Crown of~~ Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].		'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The commander of the armies of Castile, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.		The commander of the armies of [[Crown of Castile\|Castile]], Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.

	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]] (mentioned only)''

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[~~Kingdom~~ of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].		'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Crown of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The commander of the armies of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Castile}}, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the Muslim kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.		The commander of the armies of Castile, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the [[Islam\|Muslim]] kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.

	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.
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	'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[~~Spain~~\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].		'''Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar''' (c. 1040 – 1099), better known as '''El Cid''', was a [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilian]] nobleman and undefeated military leader in medieval Spain and during the golden age of the [[Templars]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The commander of the armies of {{Wiki\|Castile}}, Rodrigo went on to lead the Castilian ~~military~~ campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the Muslim kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.		The commander of the armies of {{Wiki\|Castile}}, Rodrigo went on to lead the [[Spanish Army\|Castilian army]] campaigns against the King's brothers, as well as against the Muslim kingdoms in {{Wiki\|Al-Andalus}}. He became renowned for his military prowess in these campaigns, which helped expand Castilian territory at the expense of the Muslims and {{Wiki\|Sancho II of Castile and León\|Sancho II}}'s brothers' kingdoms. When the King was succeded by one his brothers, El Cid was ordered into exile by the rancorous new King.

	El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.		El Cid found work fighting for the Muslim rulers of Zaragoza, whom he defended from their traditional enemies, {{Wiki\|Kingdom of Aragon\|Aragon}} and [[Barcelona]]. He repeatedly turned out victorious in battle against the Muslim rulers of {{Wiki\|Lérida}} and their Christian allies. In 1086, an expeditionary army of North [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Almoravids}} inflicted a severe defeat to Castile, compelling {{Wiki\|Alfonso VI of León and Castile\|King Alfonso}} to overcome the resentments he harbored against El Cid and Rodrigo soon found himself fighting for his former Lord.

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