Duke de Almazan ( Spanish: Duque de Almazán ) - Spanish noble title. It was created in 1698 by King Carlos II for Bernardo Abarca de Bolea, 3rd Marquis de las Torres, Senor de Maella.
| Dukes de Almazan | |
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 Coat of arms of the Dukes de Almazan | |
| Period | 1698 - present |
| Ancestor | Bernardo Abarca and Bolea, 3rd Marquis de las Torres |
| Homeland | Kingdom of spain |
| Nationality | Spain |
Jose Rafael de Silva Fernandez de Ijar, 12th Duke de Ijar, 8th Duke de Bournonville, 7th Duke de Almazan , author Bernardino Montanes, 1863-1870. (Provincial Council of Zaragoza)
The name of the ducal title comes from the name of the village of Villanueva de Almazan under the city of Maella ( Zaragoza province , autonomous community of Aragon ), next to the monastery of Santa Maria de la Trapa de Santa Susana .
Content
- 1 Dukes de Almazan
- 2 See also
- 3 Sources
- 4 References
Dukes de Almazan
| No. | Title | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Creation created by Charles II | ||
| I | Bernardo Abarca de Bolea and Ornes (d. 1738), son of Luis Abarca de Bolea and Fernandez de Heredia, 2nd Marquis de Torres, and Catalina Barbara de Ornes | 1698-1738 |
| II | Buenaventura Pedro de Alcantara Abarca de Bolea and Bermudez de Castro (1699-1742), son of the previous and Francisca Bermudez de Castro and Moncayo | 1738-1742 |
| III | Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea and Pons de Mendoza (December 18, 1718 - January 9, 1798), the only son of the previous one and Josefa Pons de Mendoza | 1742-1798 |
| IV | Pedro de Alcantara-Fadrique de Silva Fernandez de Ihar and Abarca de Bolea Portocarrero and Pons de Mendoza (November 28, 1741 - February 23, 1808), son of Joaquin Osorio de Silva Portocarrero Fernandez de Ijara, 9th Duke de Ijar (1721-1758) , and Mary of Ingracia Abarca de Bolea and Pons de Mendoza (1721-1750), daughter of the 2nd Duke de Almazan | 1798-1808 |
| V | Agustin Pedro de Silva Fernandez de Ihar and Palafox (April 14, 1773 - December 12, 1817), the eldest son of the previous and Rafaela de Palafox and Croy de Havre (1748-1777) | 1808-1817 |
| VI | Francisco Javier de Silva and Fitz-James Stewart (December 13, 1795 - September 6, 1818), the only daughter of the previous one and Maria Fernanda Fitz-James and Stolberg-Gedern (1775-1852) | 1817-1818 |
| VII | Jose Rafael de Silva and Fernandez de Ijar Portugal and Palafox (April 28, 1776 - September 16, 1863), the second son of Pedro de Alciantara-Fadrique de Silva Fernandez de Ijara and Abarca de Bolea Portocarrero and Ponce de Mendoza (1741-1808), and Rafael de Palafox and Croy de Havre (1748-1777) | 1818-1863 |
| VIII | Cayetano de Silva and Fernandez de Cordoba (November 8, 1805 - January 25, 1865), the eldest son of the previous and Juan Fernandez de Cordoba, 7th marquise de Sanvincent del Barco (1785-1808) | 1863-1865 |
| IX | Agustin de Silva and Bernuy (May 10, 1822 - May 7, 1872), the only son of the previous and Maria de la Soledad de Bernoui and Wald (d. 1806) | 1865-1872 |
| X | Alfonso de Silva and Campbell (September 24, 1852-1930), the youngest son of the previous one and Agustina Mityans and Manzanedo (1859—?) | 1872-1930 |
| Xi | Maria Araceli de Silva and Fernandez de Cordoba (November 2, 1893 - February 17, 1966), daughter of Alfonso de Silva and Campbell, 17th Duke de Ijara (1848-1930), and Maria del Dulce Fernandez de Cordoba and Perez de Barradas (1854 —1923) | 1930-1966 |
| XII | Maria del Rosario Mariategui and Silva (October 18, 1921 - November 7, 2008), the only daughter of the previous one and Alfonso Mariatega and Perez de Barradas, 11th Marquis de Cortes de Grain (1880—?) | 1968-2008 |
| XIII | Natalia Ruth de Mariategui and Muro , niece of the previous | 2016 - n. at. |
See also
- Duke of Bournonville
- Duke Ihar
Sources
- Elenco de Grandezas y Títulos Nobiliarios españoles. Instituto "Salazar y Castro", CSIC