Bull fighting in its modern form has been around for about 300 years. However, forms of bullfighting have been around almost since the dawn of mankind.The bullfight as we know it today developed back in the 1700s in Spain but some form of bullfighting has been around since ancient times. Roman Emperor Claudius is thought to have introduced a form of bullfighting to Spain in the first century when gladiator fights were outlawed. In about 1726 Francisco Romero became the first to popularize fighting the bull on foot and is considered the first 'modern' matador.
It was originally a sport for aristocrats and got its start in 711 during the coronation of king Alfonso VII, and the bulls were fought on horseback. King Phillipe V banned the sport for the aristocracy in 1724, because he deemed it set a bad example for the public. It became a commoners sport at this time. Because the common people could not afford horses, bullfighting took place with matadors on foot. Now, it is a part of Spanish culture and tradition.
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