Tapecarias_de_pastrana Instant

: Commemorates the surrender of Tangier, which occurred without a direct battle after the citizens fled upon hearing of Asilah's fall. Artistic and Military Significance

: Shows the static field and troop movements as the Portuguese forces encircle the city walls. tapecarias_de_pastrana

: They showcase the transition from traditional crossbows to early firearms like muskets and hand-guns, alongside revolutionary wheeled cannons and bombards. : Commemorates the surrender of Tangier, which occurred

The tapestries provide a sequential visual chronicle of the 1471 campaign: : Commemorates the surrender of Tangier

The series was created during a period of Portuguese expansion into North Africa begun by King John I. Unlike most tapestries of the era, which depicted mythological or biblical scenes, the Pastrana set is exceptional for portraying with remarkable documented historical accuracy.