Herzog de Tarranova - the hereditary title of the Spanish kingdom . It was created on April 11, 1502 by the King of Aragon Ferdinand Catholic for the famous Spanish commander, the “Great Captain” Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba (1452-1515).
| Dukes of Terranova | |
|---|---|
 Coat of arms of Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba | |
| Period | April 11, 1502 - present |
| Ancestor | Gonzalo Fernandez de Córdoba, 1st Duke de Sessa |
| Motherland | Neapolitan kingdom |
| Allegiance | Spain |
Equestrian statue of Gonzalo de Cordoba, established in 1923 in Cordoba , Spain .
The title comes from the name of the Italian city of Terranova-Sappo-Minulio , in the province of Reggio Calabria , Calabria region.
On July 22, 1893, the ducal title was restored by the Spanish king Alfonso XIII for Alfonso Osorio de Moscoso and Osorio de Moscoso.
Dukes of Terranova (Italy)
- 1502-1515: Gonzalo Fernandez de Córdoba and Enriquez de Aguilar (1453-1515), duke of Terranova (1503-1515). In addition, the Duke de Sessa, the Duke de Montalto, the Duke de Santangelo and the Duke de Andria. After the death of the great captain in 1515, the Spanish king Ferdinand Catholic did not allow his descendants to inherit this title.
- 1561-1599: Carlo Tallavia d'Aragon (1530 - September 25, 1599), the viceroy of Sicily (1566-1568, 1571-1577), the viceroy of Catalonia (1581-1582) and the governor of the Duchy of Milan (1583-1592). Got the title of Duke de Terranova August 17, 1561 . Son of Giovanni Tagliavia d'Aragon, 3rd Earl of de Castelvetrano, and Antonia de Aragon. He inherited the title of Marquis Terranova from his father, Francisco Tagliavia Aragon, who received the title of Marquis Terranova April 18, 1530 . He wore the titles of Prince de Castelvetrano, Marquis de Avola and Count de Borghetto
- 1599-1605: Carlo Tagliavia d'Aragon (ca. 1585-1605), son of Giovanni Tagliavia d'Aragon, Marquis de Avola (ca. 1560 - ca. 1600), and Maria de Marinis, Marquise della Favara. He also held the titles of Prince de Castelvetrano, Marquis de Avola and de Favares, Count de Borghetto.
- 1605–1623: Giovanni Tagliavia d'Aragon (d. 1623), the eldest son of the former and Giovanna Pignatelli. Also wore the titles of Prince de Castelvetrano, Marquis de Avola and de Favard, Count de Borghetto
- 1623–1663: Diego Tagliavia d'Aragon (c. 1590–1654), younger brother of the previous one. He was also prince de Castelvetrano, Marquis de Avola and de Favara, and Count de Borghetto.
- 1663-1692: Giovanna d'Aragon Tagliavia Carrillo de Mendoza and Cortez (September 12, 1619 - May 7, 1692), the only daughter of the previous and Estefania de Mendoza, marquise del Valle de Oaxaca (1595-1635). She also bore the titles of Princess de Quatellethrano, Marquise de Avola, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, Countess de Borghetto
- 1692-1725: Giovanna d'Aragon Pinyatelli Cortes and Pimentel (November 6, 1666 - June 22, 1723), daughter of Andrea Fabrizio Piñatelli d'Aragon, 5th Prince de Noy, Duke de Monteleone (1644-1678), and Anthony Pimentel and Benavides (1646-1707), granddaughter of the previous one. She also held the titles of the Duchess de Monteleon, Princess de Castelvetrano and Noya, Marquise de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, Countess Borrelo and de Borghetto.
- 1725-1750: Diego d'Aragon Pinyatelli Cortes (January 21, 1687 - November 28, 1750), eldest son of the previous one and Nikola Pignatelli (1648-1730). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1750-1763: Fabrizio Matia d'Aragon Pignatelli Cortes (February 24, 1718 - September 28, 1763), the eldest son of the former and Margarita Pignatelli (1698-1774). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1763-1800: Ettore Pignatelli d'Aragona Cortes (September 8, 1742 - February 27, 1800), the eldest son of the previous and Constanza de Medici (1717-1799). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1800–1818: Diego Maria d'Aragon Pignatelli Cortes (January 12, 1774 - January 14, 1818), second son of the previous and Anna Maria Pocomomini d'Aragon, 6th Princess di Valle (1748–1812). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1818-1859: Giuseppe d'Aragon Pignatelli Cortes (November 10, 1795 - September 25, 1859), the second son of the previous one and Maria Carmela Caracciolo (1773-1832). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1859–1880: Diego d'Aragon Pinyatelli Cortes (November 26, 1823 - March 9, 1880), second son of the previous and Blanca, Countess of Lucchesi-Palley (1801–1884) He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noya, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Comte de Borrelo and de Borghetto
- 1880-1881: Antonio d'Aragon Pinyatelli Cortes (April 1, 1827 - August 14, 1881), younger brother of the previous one. He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, Prince de Castelvetrano and de Noy, Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyar, de Favara and del Valle d Oaxaca, Count de Borrelo and de Borghetto.
- 1881–1938: Giuseppe d'Aragon Pinyatelli Cortes , also known as Joseph Pignatelli of Aragon and Fardella (August 28, 1860 - March 8, 1938), the eldest son of the previous and Marianna Fardell (1829–93). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, de Bellozguardo, de Lacconia, de Girifalco and de Orta, Prince de Castelvetrano, de Noya, de Valle Real and de Maida of the Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, de Joiza and de Montesoro, Comte de Borrelo, de Borghetto and de Celano.
- 1938-1958: Antonio Pinatelli d'Aragon and Gundard (December 12, 1892 - December 3, 1958), the only son of the previous one and Rosa de da Gundar and Plasaola (1869-1856). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, de Bellozguardo, de Lacconia, de Girifalco and de Orta, Prince de Castelvetrano, de Noya, de Valle Real and de Maida of the Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, de Joiza and de Montesoro, Comte de Borrelo, de Borghetto and de Celano.
- 1958–1984: Giuseppe Piniatelli d'Aragona Cortes (October 9, 1931–1984), the only son of the previous one and Beatriz Moligno (born 1906). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, de Bellozguardo, de Lacconia, de Girifalco and de Orta, Prince de Castelvetrano, de Noya, de Valle Real and de Maida of the Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, de Joiza and de Montesoro, Comte de Borrelo, de Borghetto and de Celano.
- 1984 - Present: Niccolo Pinyatelli d'Aragon and Rignon (born May 22, 1923), the second son of Prince Fabrizio Pignatelli d'Aragon (1897-1953) and Maria Cristina Rignon (1899-1983), grandson of Prince Federico Pignatelli d'Aragon (1864-1947). He also held the titles of Duke de Monteleon, de Bellozguardo, de Lacconia, de Girifalco and de Orta, Prince de Castelvetrano, de Noya, de Valle Real and de Maida of the Marquis de Avola, de Caronia, de Cherkyara, de Favara and del Valle de Oaxaca, de Joiza and de Montesoro, Comte de Borrelo, de Borghetto and de Celano.
The Great Captain Gonzalo Fernandez de Córdoba (1453-1515)
Dukes of Terranova (Spain)
| Title | Period | |
|---|---|---|
| Creation created by Ferdinand Catholic | ||
| I | Gonzalo Fernandez de Córdoba and Enriquez de Aguilar , 1st Duke de Sessa , 1st Duke de Terranova, 1st Duke de Santangelo , 1st Duke de Andrija , 1st Duke de Montalto (1453-1515), son Pedro Fernandez de Cordoba, 5th Senor de Aguilar de la Frontera and de Priego | 1502-1515 |
| Creation restored by Alfonso XIII | ||
| II | Alfonso Osorio de Moscoso and Osorio de Moscoso, 15th Duke de Soma (May 25, 1857 - November 24, 1901), son of Fernando Osorio de Moscoso and Fernandez de Cordoba (1815–1867), and Maria Eulalia Osorio de Moscoso and Carvahal, Duchess de Medina de las Torres (1834-1892) | 1893-1901 |
| III | Maria Rafaela Ossorio de Moscoso and Lopez de Anceau, 14th Marquis de Poza, 7th Countess de Garcíes (1893 - October 15, 1985), second daughter of the previous one and Maria Isabel Lopez and Jimenez de Embun (born 1854) | 1901-1985 |
| IV | Gonzalo de la Cierva and Moreno, 17th Marquis de Poza, 3rd Comte de Balobar (born April 27, 1961), eldest son of Alfonso de la Cierva and Osorio de Moscoso, 16th Marquis de Posa (1925—1968) , and Imelda Moreno and Arteaga (born 1933) | 1985 - present |
See also
- Marquis del Valle de Oaxaca
- Duke of Sessa
- Duke of Santangelo