El Cid Sword. Rodrigo Diaz Vivar del Cid, Burgos was a Castilian knight who came to dominate the front of his own entourage of the east coast of the Iberian Peninsula in the late 11th century, independently under the authority of a king. Valencia managed to win in this city and established a separate domain from June 15, 1094 until his death. . Includes hem.

The Espada Colada belonged to the Castilian Knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as EL CID CAMPEADOR XI.
Hidalgo and Castilian warrior, who in front of his own army came to dominate almost the entire east of the Iberian Peninsula in the late 11th century. He embodies the gentleman prototype with the highest virtues, strong and loyal, fair and brave, prudent and temperate, warrior of worship, and faithful vassal of King Alfonso VI beside which he conquered Toledo, and later took the Arabs into the city and the kingdom of Valencia.

Sword Tizona del Cid luxury handle decorated with engravings and snake faux.

Sword Colada del Cid Campeador

Sword Colada del Cid Campeador in cadet size. Rodrigo Díaz, Vivar del Cid, Burgos was a Castilian knight who came to dominate at the head of his own party the Levant of the Iberian Peninsula in the late 11th century, regardless of the authority of any king. He managed to conquer Valencia and established in this city an independent mansion from June 15, 1094 until his death.

Colid Cid luxury sword with stainless steel blade and engravings and handle decorated with imitation snakeskin.

Cid-sized cadet cast sword with engraved stainless steel blade and red decorated cord tied.

Knight Knight Castilian Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar better known as El Cid 11th century

Colada del Cid Campeador Sword, manufactured in Toledo (Spain), with corrugated stainless steel blade and handmade rib handle. The guard, handle and doorknob are golden. Natural Size - 103 cms.

Colada del Cid sword made in Toledo (Spain), with stainless steel blade and gold-plated finishes with engravings.

Rodrigo Diaz Vivar del Cid, Burgos was a Castilian knight who came to dominate the front of his own entourage of the east coast of the Iberian Peninsula in the late 11th century, independently under the authority of a king.

Rodrigo Diaz Vivar del Cid, Burgos was a Castilian knight who came to dominate the front of his own entourage of the east coast of the Iberian Peninsula in the late 11th century, independently under the authority of a king.

Tizona and Colada both swords belonged to the Castilian knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as EL CID CAMPEADOR XI century.