War of the Two Peters
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The <entity_0> (Spanish: La Guerra de los Dos Pedros, Catalan: Guerra dels dos Peres) was fought from <entity_5> to 1375 between the kingdoms of Castile and <entity_3>. The <entity_0> can thus be considered an extension of the wider <entity_1> as well as the Castilian Civil War. Peter of <entity_3> wished to dominate the Mediterranean in opposition to Castile and Castile's ally <entity_4>. The <entity_6> lasted from <entity_5> to 1375, prolonged because Peter of Castile lost his throne to Henry of Trastámara. The <entity_6> primarily took place on the border between Castile and <entity_3>, namely Aragonese border towns such as Teruel, which fell to the Castilians. In 1363 Castile continued the <entity_6> against <entity_3>, and again occupied Tarazona. The <entity_2> supported Peter of Castile in the <entity_0>. However, the <entity_6> is believed to have led to the establishment of administrative and military forces that would ultimately result in a unified Castile and <entity_3> in the next century.
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