Reina de Sangre

In the tumultuous setting of Nájera, Castile, Spain, in the year 1367, intrigue and ambition unleash a bloody battle for the throne. Henry of Trastámara, half-brother of Peter the Cruel, is defeated by the troops of his rival. However, in the midst of chaos and despair, an unexpected figure emerges: Juana Manuel de Villena, Enrique's wife, who emerges as a relentless warrior determined to rebuild the Enrique's side and conquer the Crown. Daughter of the illustrious Don Juan Manuel, infante of Castile and renowned writer, Juana Manuel exhibits the legitimacy of her lineage to claim her right to the throne. With courage and determination, she leads armies in fierce battles fought in Toledo and Zamora, while seeking the support of an ancestral force: the Holy Grail, guarded in the venerated monastery of San Juan de la Peña, in Huesca, by the future Pope Luna and the Order of San Juan del Hospital. In this quest, Juana will face challenges and betrayals that will test her mettle and loyalty. But the struggle for power is not her only challenge. Juana's strong character drives her to seek justice for a personal tragedy, commissioning Sister Lucia de Ribera to investigate the mysterious death of her maid. This obsession for the truth will pit her against the powerful Castilian nobility, where every step can mean the difference between victory and ruin.