In the context of this artwork, explain the The picture of the History.
The painting depicts Muhammad XII, the last Nasrid ruler of Granada, turning to take his final look at the city from the Puerto del Suspiro del Moro before going into exile. Boabdil was upbraided by his mother, Aixa; “weep like a woman for the kingdom you could not defend like a man.” Historians have generally followed Aixa in condemning Boabdil, but a 21st-century revisionist view by Elizabeth Drayson, a historian at the University of Cambridge, sees him as; “a last stand against religious intolerance, fanatical power and cultural ignorance”. The writer Giles Tremlett, in his 2012 study, Ghosts of Spain, notes the traditional name for the road Boabdil took, "La Cuesta de Las Lágrimas - the Slope of Tears".The Treaty of Granada, also known as the Capitulations, agreed in 1491 between Boabdil and Ferdinand and Isabella, was signed on 2 January 1492. The Alhambra had been surrendered to Ferdinand and Isabell's troops on the previous day. The treaty concluded the Granada War and brought to an end over 700 years of Arab rule in Spain which had begun with the Umayyad conquest in 711.
Arab rule in Spain Granada War Ferdinand Granada Ferdinand and Isabella Puerto del Suspiro del Moro University of Cambridge Nasrid Aixa Muhammad XII Isabella Elizabeth Drayson Treaty of Granada ruler Boabdil Giles Tremlett Umayyad conquest