> It's not like those christians In their view they did, the existence of the “Spanish nation” is tangential. From their perspective they were culturally/polit

> It's not like those christians In their view they did, the existence of the “Spanish nation” is tangential. From their perspective they were culturally/politically Christians and whatever exact language they happened to speak was secondary to that. So in that it was obviously a “reconquest” from the perspective of the Christians living in Iberia. > So it's just a ridiculous term altogether. Hardly more ridiculous than claiming that the fact that some common Spanish national identity didn’t exist back in the 1100s is somehow relevant.