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Originally the castle was an 10th century Islamic mosque, the most important building in the Muslim village of Al-Qanatif. It was erected with materials that probably came from another, older Roman building.

The second stage of the building belongs together with its transformation into a Christian sanctuary, to the middle of the 13th century and linked to the Castilian conquest of the area by Alfonso X between the years 1257 and 1260. Some years later it went through some remodeling simultaneously while the city was enclosed by a wall. Around 1272 it entered into the Order of Santa Maria of Spain.


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