Sevilla
The Kingdom of Seville was a territorial jurisdiction of the Crown of Castile in southwestern Iberia, centred on Seville. The city had been the capital of a Muslim taifa before Castile conquered it in 1248.
In the sixteenth century Seville prospered as the gateway to Spanish transatlantic trade, administered by the Casa de Contratación. That institution moved to Cádiz in 1717, and the kingdom was abolished in Spain's territorial division of 1833.