El Cid Campeador Collection
The honor that rode across Castile
On the dusty fields of the Reconquista emerged a figure destined to become a legend: Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as El Cid Campeador. Warrior, strategist, and lord of Valencia, his name was etched in history following his conquest of Valencia in 1094 and his unwavering code of honor. Banished and risen again by his own merit, his life inspired the Cantar de mio Cid, one of the great medieval epic poems.
The legacy of his arms and his history
His figure is intimately linked to mythical swords such as the Tizona and the Colada, symbols of power and legitimacy. In this collection, we bring together pieces that evoke his era and his spirit: medieval swords inspired by his legendary weapons, historical daggers, decorative items, and accessories designed for reenactment, collecting, or display.
Each piece seeks to capture the essence of 11th-century Castile, conveying the firm character, military strategy, and grandeur of a knight who transcended his time.
Castilian epic lives on at Todo Medieval
Discover at Todo Medieval a collection created for those who feel the call of history and wish to possess a symbol of the warrior who defended his name with steel and determination.
