Spain is not called hispania. Espana ( with a tilde over the n) is pronounced es-pan-ya, and is the name for the country in Spanish.
That is how the Spanish decided they wanted their country named so they stipulated that name in their constitution.
Southern Spain. The Kingdom was called Granada and surrendered 1492.
Spain is about as Spanish as it is possible to get.
Based on my research, Spain's official name is Reino de Espana, which translates to "Kingdom of Spain". As such, Spain would be the nickname, however, it is also called La Piel de Toro.
Spain's origin is "Kingdom of Spain"
The last Arabic kingdom in Spain was in granada
France is a republic, not a kingdom. Economically it is largely ahead of Spain.
The colonial Mexico of Spain was known as New Spain or the Viceroyalty of New Spain. The colony was ruled by the Spanish King and he appointed a viceroy, or very high minister, to assist in the running of the colony.
Spain is officially the Kingdom of Spain, a country in the continent of Europe.
The first king of Spain was Charles I. He became the first king after the Kingdom of Castile and Kingdom of Aragon combined.
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The first king of Spain was Charles I. He became the first king after the Kingdom of Castile and Kingdom of Aragon combined.
The official name for Spain is El Reino de Espana, or The Kingdom of Spain.