The Moors Depose King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

What if the Moors had pushed back and defeated and deposed King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain? How would things have changed?

How? Moors had only small area in Southern Spain. Even if Moors can kill both rulers on battle, someone else would beat them. But there not be any changes that Moors can conquers Iberia back.

What if the Monegasque deposed De Gaulle? How could things changed?

Unless the Moors learn to summon demons from the underworld the idea that they could defeat the Iberian kingdoms, in the 15th century, is a bad joke.

Edit: are you a troll? i have never seen so many threads started by one person, at the same time, because some of your questions are really straightforward

TudorQueen said:

What if the Moors had pushed back and defeated and deposed King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain? How would things have changed?

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At this point, Arabo-Andalusians (which were practically, culturally speaking, Morroceans) were simply too few, too divided and too weak to realistically hold off Castillans and Aragonese, let alone push them back.

In fact, Nasirid Grenada would likely have been conquered earlier, if not for civil war and troubles in Castille and Aragon during the XIVth/XVth centuries.

Karolus Rex said:

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Edit: are you a troll? i have never seen so many threads started by one person, at the same time, because some of your questions are really straightforward

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After you mentioned it, I went back to the front page, this guy started more than 10 threads at the same time and indeed his questions seem kinda "off"