Yes, she even eloped to marry Ferdinand. During all her youth, she insisted that she herself would be the one to choose her own husband. But she didn't choose Ferdinand for romantic reasons, her decision was rather political. In a marriage with him, it was possible for her to stay in Castile, while the marriages her brother planned for her (with the King of Portugal or with the French prince) would have moved her away from Castile.
Yes. Maybe it also supported her decision that she knew that Ferdinand was a healthy and attractive man and of her age (unlike her other suitors). It's admirable how she always decided about her own fate, whatever the costs, when all the other young women of that age were just told what to do, who to marry, and everything.
She herself also chose her own husband for political reasons, and she asked her daughter to accept the marriage she chose for political reasons too. At least she chose a young and handsome prince for her daughter, not some elderly king.
Fabulosa Serie Española: Isabel. 🌹🌺🌷🍀♥️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Fiel a la realidad, pero con sentido de humanidad en todos los personajes históricos. Soy de Argentina y la veía online el día martes, por la diferencia horaria. Luego en mi visita de más de un mes a esa maravillosa España, en Madrid compre el conjunto de 2 CD , la tercera parte: Carlos I de España, V del Sacro Imperio Romano. Vi también vi la película que enlaza las dos series: La Corona Partida. Muy Superior a la Serie Los Tudors. Lástima que no han realizado una Serie sobre el Rey Felipe II. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷👍👍👍👍
Tienes razón. La serie 'Isabel' es una de las series históricas más fieles a la história y de las mejores series históricas que jamás se ha visto en TV. También Carlos, rey emperador. La única falta de 'Carlos' es que tiene muy muy pocos capítulos (17 capítulos para un reinado de 40 años llenos de eventos). Pero la serie 'Isabel' es perfección.
Aquí en el Perú aún se ve "Isabel" on line en Movistar Play, Claro TV y en Prime Amazon Video. Excelente serie. Viví en la pantalla todo lo aprendido en los libros de historia acerca de la reina Isabel de Trastámara. Saludos desde Trujillo, Perú.
Juan Flores Es cierto que esta en la plataforma de streaming Amazon, al que estoy asociado. Te recomiendo que veas por Amazon, si ya no lo has hecho, la Serie Dos Reinas. Saludos desde Helsinki, donde estoy pasando unos días 👍
It's a TV series made by the Spanish RTVE. You can watch the whole series on it's oficial site but it's only in Spanish. www.rtve.es/television/isabel-la-catolica/capitulos-completos/
Rather 400 years, till Queen Victoria. Occasionally, they did wear white on the wedding, but it was not tradition. For example, Catherine of Aragon, Queen Isabella's daughter and Princess Isabella's sister, wore a white gown on her wedding to Prince Arthur. Since it has always been the symbol of "purity", it was a suitable colour for brides, but didn't become a ruling tradition, only after Victoria.
Look, audiences are stupid. There is a rule about not making things too obvious to the audience, but its no longer adhered to. She's wearing white so the audience, people of today, can quickly go "ah yes, I understand". Sure they're talking about marriage, but it no longer clicks without white involved.
Not entirely correct. Catherine of Aragon wore white wedding dress on day of her wedding to prince Arthur. White satin with golden threats i believe. More importantly it was gown with hoops in spanish style. Meaning verdugado/fartingale. It wasn't English choice, it was Spanish choice to have her in white. While I think that costume department in this tv show often didn't have clue about proper spanish dress nor headwear(it look historical, but not remotely accurate in most cases), choice of white for wedding dress was justifiable in this case, because of Catherine of Aragon wearing white as bride.
Well that was the normal thing back then, all royals married for alliance, no exceptions. They lived a luxurious life while their subjects lived among harsh circumstances, and the price the royals paid for it was that in some things they had to put their country's/subjects' interests above their own personal wishes. Marriage was such a thing.
It's a Spanish series so everyone speaks Spanish including foreigners. Just like in British and American shows everyone speaks English, even the Vikings, the Romans, the French, etc.... It's as simple as that.
It's not a hijab, it's just a veil. Very religious married Christian women used to wear something to cover her heads, we can see it on her portraits too.
@@khanm6241 They wore a veil for modesty. To cover their hair. I don't think it's horrible, I think it's very elegant and embroidered beautifully on the trim, although it's a pity to cover this actress's beautiful hair. Look at the portraits of Isabella, this is how the Christian veil looked like in reality: images.app.goo.gl/7PABhB5t1sYFmp9g8 images.app.goo.gl/gzFfELiVoruCXfCi6 images.app.goo.gl/QBhTFeaA6ptWd4FG7
As well as the open veil like Isabella wears here, in slightly earlier times than this some women wore the wimple, which tucked right around the face. Christian women, especially married ones, often covered their hair for modesty. The full wimple had gone out of fashion by Isabella's time, but nuns still wore it, and in some places still do. By this period, women are moving more towards caps and hoods - here's Margaret of Austria, age 10, Isabella's future daughter in law, painted at about this time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1400%E2%80%931500_in_European_fashion#/media/File:Master_of_Moulins_004.jpg
It was a transparent veil, which Isabel made fashionable throughout the aristocracy. They used to wear an opaque veil, but she was very flirtatious and after having her first child, she put the veil on. It was the custom of the time but she modernized it. So her veil was always transparent
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Ferdinand was a notorious philanderer.🙄 Isabelle is truly a great Queen, upholding her position as an Independent Queen and not consort.
She was a regent Queen in every single way
@@Ines-yf5kj She is than Ferdinand.👌
I wish she was the heir for Isabel and Ferdinand and making all Iberian Peninsula one
Fernando was a magnificent king too
@@christtapidingan8695 she was from her brother's death in October 1497 until her own in August 1498
Her mother looks not a day older than she does xD
Queen Isabel was 39 years old in this moment
Isabel might not have known Ferdinand before she married him, but she wanted to. She rebelled against her brother the king to do it.
Yes, she even eloped to marry Ferdinand. During all her youth, she insisted that she herself would be the one to choose her own husband.
But she didn't choose Ferdinand for romantic reasons, her decision was rather political. In a marriage with him, it was possible for her to stay in Castile, while the marriages her brother planned for her (with the King of Portugal or with the French prince) would have moved her away from Castile.
@@Lily1127channel Still isn't the same as having a match chosen for you.
Yes. Maybe it also supported her decision that she knew that Ferdinand was a healthy and attractive man and of her age (unlike her other suitors). It's admirable how she always decided about her own fate, whatever the costs, when all the other young women of that age were just told what to do, who to marry, and everything.
Yeah, but she can't say that to her daughter. She's supposed to be encouraging her lol
She herself also chose her own husband for political reasons, and she asked her daughter to accept the marriage she chose for political reasons too. At least she chose a young and handsome prince for her daughter, not some elderly king.
Fabulosa Serie Española: Isabel. 🌹🌺🌷🍀♥️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Fiel a la realidad, pero con sentido de humanidad en todos los personajes históricos.
Soy de Argentina y la veía online el día martes, por la diferencia horaria. Luego en mi visita de más de un mes a esa maravillosa España, en Madrid compre el conjunto de 2 CD , la tercera parte: Carlos I de España, V del Sacro Imperio Romano. Vi también vi la película que enlaza las dos series: La Corona Partida.
Muy Superior a la Serie Los Tudors.
Lástima que no han realizado una Serie sobre el Rey Felipe II.
Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷👍👍👍👍
Tienes razón. La serie 'Isabel' es una de las series históricas más fieles a la história y de las mejores series históricas que jamás se ha visto en TV. También Carlos, rey emperador. La única falta de 'Carlos' es que tiene muy muy pocos capítulos (17 capítulos para un reinado de 40 años llenos de eventos). Pero la serie 'Isabel' es perfección.
Aquí en el Perú aún se ve "Isabel" on line en Movistar Play, Claro TV y en Prime Amazon Video. Excelente serie. Viví en la pantalla todo lo aprendido en los libros de historia acerca de la reina Isabel de Trastámara.
Saludos desde Trujillo, Perú.
Juan Flores Es cierto que esta en la plataforma de streaming Amazon, al que estoy asociado.
Te recomiendo que veas por Amazon, si ya no lo has hecho, la Serie Dos Reinas.
Saludos desde Helsinki, donde estoy pasando unos días 👍
This music is very similar to the one playing with Isabella of Portugal in Carlos Rey Emperador.
It's the same composer, Federico Jusid. I love his music.
Dankeschön/спасибо!! Thank you!!
What is the name of this show? I keep seeing random clips of it popping up on my news feed and I have never heard of it before.
Isabel.
It's a Spanish TV series about their great queen, Isabella I.
@@Lily1127channel what channel is it on? I would totally watch this show.
It's a TV series made by the Spanish RTVE. You can watch the whole series on it's oficial site but it's only in Spanish. www.rtve.es/television/isabel-la-catolica/capitulos-completos/
Isabel, I watched it on
wlext.net/series/isabel-season-1
@@shellycarter4063 It's avaliable in Amazon Prime Video.
Isabella was a woman before her time.
Where can I watch this??
www.rtve.es/television/isabel-la-catolica/capitulos-completos/
This is the official website.
Thank you!
You can watch all 3 seasons on amazon prime. Spanish with English subtitles
What is the name of this tv show place con you tell me
They didn't wear white wedding gowns for another 200 years.
Rather 400 years, till Queen Victoria.
Occasionally, they did wear white on the wedding, but it was not tradition. For example, Catherine of Aragon, Queen Isabella's daughter and Princess Isabella's sister, wore a white gown on her wedding to Prince Arthur. Since it has always been the symbol of "purity", it was a suitable colour for brides, but didn't become a ruling tradition, only after Victoria.
@@Lily1127channel 400, right. My math was off.
Look, audiences are stupid. There is a rule about not making things too obvious to the audience, but its no longer adhered to. She's wearing white so the audience, people of today, can quickly go "ah yes, I understand". Sure they're talking about marriage, but it no longer clicks without white involved.
Not entirely correct. Catherine of Aragon wore white wedding dress on day of her wedding to prince Arthur. White satin with golden threats i believe. More importantly it was gown with hoops in spanish style. Meaning verdugado/fartingale. It wasn't English choice, it was Spanish choice to have her in white.
While I think that costume department in this tv show often didn't have clue about proper spanish dress nor headwear(it look historical, but not remotely accurate in most cases), choice of white for wedding dress was justifiable in this case, because of Catherine of Aragon wearing white as bride.
First royal known to wear white wedding dress is mary of scots.
So this is Catherine of Aragon's mother?
Yes. Catherine's mother and eldest sister.
@@Lily1127channel How could she be her mother and her sister?
@@Rose-xy5pe There are 2 women in the clip. One woman is Catherine's mother, the other is her sister.
@@Lily1127channel Okay. Thank you
I saw this episode, but I didn’t see this parts
Vendían a sus hijas como.mercancia balla época y heran nuestros monarcas
Is that Isabela of Castille?
The mother is Isabel of Castille, her daughter's name too is Isabel.
The elder woman is Queen Isabella I of Castile, the younger woman is her eldest daughter, Infanta Isabella of Castile and Aragon.
@@Lily1127channel the Mother of katarina of aragon, the Future wife of Henry VIII?
@Gabriele Herrmann Yes
@@Lily1127channel thank you
So sad u use ur children a envoys and to gain alliance
Well that was the normal thing back then, all royals married for alliance, no exceptions. They lived a luxurious life while their subjects lived among harsh circumstances, and the price the royals paid for it was that in some things they had to put their country's/subjects' interests above their own personal wishes. Marriage was such a thing.
De King Anfonso have to speak portuguese and not spanish...
It's a Spanish series so everyone speaks Spanish including foreigners. Just like in British and American shows everyone speaks English, even the Vikings, the Romans, the French, etc....
It's as simple as that.
Why does this woman look so sour all the time? Lol
Isabel no es Penelope Cruz?
no
Why does Isabelle wear a hijab
It's not a hijab, it's just a veil. Very religious married Christian women used to wear something to cover her heads, we can see it on her portraits too.
Lili1127 yeah a hijab is a Muslim veil. But would would a catholic woman wear it? It’s horrible.
@@khanm6241 They wore a veil for modesty. To cover their hair. I don't think it's horrible, I think it's very elegant and embroidered beautifully on the trim, although it's a pity to cover this actress's beautiful hair.
Look at the portraits of Isabella, this is how the Christian veil looked like in reality:
images.app.goo.gl/7PABhB5t1sYFmp9g8
images.app.goo.gl/gzFfELiVoruCXfCi6
images.app.goo.gl/QBhTFeaA6ptWd4FG7
As well as the open veil like Isabella wears here, in slightly earlier times than this some women wore the wimple, which tucked right around the face. Christian women, especially married ones, often covered their hair for modesty. The full wimple had gone out of fashion by Isabella's time, but nuns still wore it, and in some places still do. By this period, women are moving more towards caps and hoods - here's Margaret of Austria, age 10, Isabella's future daughter in law, painted at about this time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1400%E2%80%931500_in_European_fashion#/media/File:Master_of_Moulins_004.jpg
It was a transparent veil, which Isabel made fashionable throughout the aristocracy. They used to wear an opaque veil, but she was very flirtatious and after having her first child, she put the veil on. It was the custom of the time but she modernized it. So her veil was always transparent