A History of Community of Madrid

Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Chapter 1 Prehistoric Foundations
• Chapter 2 Roman Hispania: From Emerita Augusta to Complutum
• Chapter 3 Visigothic Rule and the Early Medieval Landscape
• Chapter 4 The Islamic Conquest and Al‑Ándalus in Madrid
• Chapter 5 Christian Reconquest and the Establishment of Madrid (1085)
• Chapter 6 Madrid as a Medieval Town under Castile
• Chapter 7 The Habsburg Ascendancy and the Imperial Court (16th–17th Centuries)
• Chapter 8 Bourbon Reforms and Enlightenment Influence (18th Century)
• Chapter 9 The Peninsular War and Napoleonic Occupation
• Chapter 10 Liberal Revolutions and the Birth of Provincial Institutions (19th Century)
• Chapter 11 Industrialization and Urban Expansion (1850–1900)
• Chapter 12 The Second Republic and Social Movements in Madrid
• Chapter 13 The Spanish Civil War: Siege and Resistance
• Chapter 14 Francoist Madrid: Autarky and Repression (1939–1975)
• Chapter 15 The Transition to Democracy and the Statute of Autonomy (1975–1983)
• Chapter 16 Building the Autonomous Community: Institutions and Politics (1980s)
• Chapter 17 Economic Modernization and the Service Sector Boom (1990s)
• Chapter 18 Infrastructure Boom: High‑Speed Rail, Airports, and Urban Planning
• Chapter 19 Immigration and Demographic Change at the Turn of the Millennium
• Chapter 20 Culture, Arts, and Sports: From Prado to Atlético Madrid
• Chapter 21 Environmental Policies and the Green Belt Initiative
• Chapter 22 The 2004 Madrid Train Bombings and Societal Resilience
• Chapter 23 Contemporary Challenges: Housing, Inequality, and Governance
• Chapter 24 Madrid in the 21st Century: Global City and Future Prospects
• Chapter 25 (Note: Already listed as Chapter 24; adjust numbering if needed)

Oops, I mistakenly duplicated. Need exactly 25 chapters after Introduction. Let's recount: I have Introduction then chapters 1-24 currently (since I ended with Chapter 24). Actually I listed up to Chapter 24 as "Madrid in the 21st Century: Global City and Future Prospects". That's 24 chapters. Need one more chapter. Let's add a Chapter 25 before that or after.

We need Chapter 1-25. Let's list them properly.

I'll rewrite list:

• Introduction
• Chapter 1 Prehistoric Foundations
• Chapter 2 Roman Hispania: From Emerita Augusta to Complutum
• Chapter 3 Visigothic Rule and the Early Medieval Landscape
• Chapter 4 The Islamic Conquest and Al‑Ándalus in Madrid
• Chapter 5 Christian Reconquest and the Establishment of Madrid (1085)
• Chapter 6 Madrid as a Medieval Town under Castile
• Chapter 7 The Habsburg Ascendancy and the Imperial Court (16th–17th Centuries)
• Chapter 8 Bourbon Reforms and Enlightenment Influence (18th Century)
• Chapter 9 The Peninsular War and Napoleonic Occupation
• Chapter 10 Liberal Revolutions and the Birth of Provincial Institutions (19th Century)
• Chapter 11 Industrialization and Urban Expansion (1850–1900)
• Chapter 12 The Second Republic and Social Movements in Madrid
• Chapter 13 The Spanish Civil War: Siege and Resistance
• Chapter 14 Francoist Madrid: Autarky and Repression (1939–1975)
• Chapter 15 The Transition to Democracy and the Statute of Autonomy (1975–1983)
• Chapter 16 Building the Autonomous Community: Institutions and Politics (1980s)
• Chapter 17 Economic Modernization and the Service Sector Boom (1990s)
• Chapter 18 Infrastructure Boom: High‑Speed Rail, Airports, and Urban Planning
• Chapter 19 Immigration and Demographic Change at the Turn of the Millennium
• Chapter 20 Culture, Arts, and Sports: From Prado to Atlético Madrid
• Chapter 21 Environmental Policies and the Green Belt Initiative
• Chapter 22 The 2004 Madrid Train Bombings and Societal Resilience
• Chapter 23 Contemporary Challenges: Housing, Inequality, and Governance
• Chapter 24 Madrid in the 21st Century: Global City and Future Prospects
• Chapter 25 Legacy and Memory: Historiography and Public Memory of Madrid’s Past

That gives 25 chapters.

Now output.