 This decision was later revoked by the newly appointed Archbishop of Toledo, Bernard of Sédirac, who took advantage of the king's absence from Toledo and with the support of Queen Constance of Burgundy.The occupation of Toledo —which allowed Alfonso VI to incorporate the title of King of Toledo with those he already used ()—, led to the taking of cities such as Talavera and fortresses including the castle of Aledo.He also occupied Mayrit (now Madrid) in 1085 without resistance, probably by capitulation.