In 1296, during a break in the war between the two crowns, James II of Aragon conquered the Kingdom of Murcia. The kingdom was divided and Medio Vinalopó, Bajo Vinalopó, L'Alacantí, and Vega Baja del Segura were incorporated into Valencia by the treaties of Torrellas (1304) and Elche (1305).
In 1296, while there was a cessation of hostilities between the two royal houses, James II of Aragon captured the Kingdom of Murcia. The kingdom was divided into four parts: Medio Vinalopó, Bajo Vinalopó, L'Alacantí, and Vega Baja del Segura. These territories were subsequently incorporated into Valencia through treaties at Torrellas (1304) and Elche (1305).