In the 16th century the main square was opened and manor houses were built, and in 1588 Felipe II established the weekly Monday fair. In 1651 and 1652 a plague epidemic decimated the population. In the War of the Spanish Succession it took the side of the Austrian pretender, and Bourbon troops occupied it.
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