Dron sobre el Castillo de Dos Hermanas, en Navahermosa (Toledo)

NAVAHERMOSA, Castillo de Dos Hermanas .- We fly over the castle of Dos Hermanas, elevated on one of the two rocks that give their name to the old town grown under its protection, that of the sister rocks. From its ruins we have a magnificent panoramic view of the Toledo mountains. Its origin was as an Arab bastion, given by King Alfonso VIII to the knight Alfonso Téllez, who in turn sold it to the Archbishop of Toledo Rodrigo Ximénez de Rada. Years later King Ferdinand III the Saint bought it, who sold it to Toledo. He never belonged to the Templars. It was part of the border line that divided the Taifa kingdoms from the Christian kingdoms. With the danger of the border removed, its inhabitants moved to the lowlands of Navahermosa. During the numerous battles that existed between Christians and Arabs, since it was a castle on the border, the Christians wanted to conquer the castle from the Moors and in the end they won, but they did not manage to enter the fortress, although the Moorish king had died. , their daughters stayed in the castle and, to avoid being captured, they called a magician to turn them into souls and disappear, but so that their souls could always remain in the castle. Well, it seems that on the nights of San Juan the two sisters go down to the Merlin stream, and bathe and comb their hair throughout the night so that, before the arrival of dawn, they turn into dust and return to the castle. Subscribe and share this and other videos on the channel, and you will help us keep flying. If you are interested in the NFT of the musical theme, you can listen to it and purchase it HERE: https://www.safecreative.org/creators...