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After King Fernando’s death, conflict erupts among his children. Sancho besieges his sister Urraca’s city of Zamora and is killed by Vellido Dolfos; the Cid later requires Alfonso VI to swear an oath at Santa Gadea.
The young Rodrigo avenges an insult to his father by killing Jimena’s father, despite his love for her. Banished, he fights the Moors and wins fame as the Cid; after further trials, he returns to Jimena and they marry.
Rodrigue and Chimène love each other, but after Rodrigue kills Chimène’s father in a duel to defend his own father’s honor, she feels bound to seek revenge. Rodrigue later wins renown fighting the Moors; the king ultimately arranges for the couple to marry after a year.
After King Fernando’s death, conflict erupts among his children. Sancho besieges his sister Urraca’s city of Zamora and is killed by Vellido Dolfos; the Cid later requires Alfonso VI to swear an oath at Santa Gadea.
The young Rodrigo avenges an insult to his father by killing Jimena’s father, despite his love for her. Banished, he fights the Moors and wins fame as the Cid; after further trials, he returns to Jimena and they marry.
Rodrigue and Chimène love each other, but after Rodrigue kills Chimène’s father in a duel to defend his own father’s honor, she feels bound to seek revenge. Rodrigue later wins renown fighting the Moors; the king ultimately arranges for the couple to marry after a year.