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This version obviously derives from an epic tale but the literary version at least built on the historic facts of the count 's exile and Urraca 's implication in it if only perhaps through loyal support to the [ 333 ] interests of her husband , Count Raymond . These lay not so much in the realm of institutional change as in development , and above all in that sphere of personal or household government where even custom could not deny him the right to initiative . Almost every nightly camp must have seen some local abbots , magnates , counts , castellans , judges , or estate bailiffs riding in to show their loyalty to the king , to report on law and order or to request advice , and above all to render accounts of their varied stewardships . Finally , in its operations it remained Urraca 's chancery and never became that of her husband or her son . The next two years offered major opportunities to the queen and her supporters . Conditions propitious for a revolt may have existed in Galicia from the late fall of 1086 if , as suggested above , the defeat of Alfonso VI at Zalaca also involved the death in battle of major figures in the ecclesiastical and secular hierarchy of the region . Fighting must have become general all along the front for Yusuf was now able to execute a flanking movement and to overrun the Christian camp . Besides the regular members of the chancery discussed [ 212 ] above , court officials are relatively few . Again the documents fail us for none is currently known that would help to date events in the late winter , spring , and summer of this critical year beyond those already discussed above .