Count de las Amayuelas - Spanish noble title. It was created in 1658 by the King of Spain, Philip IV, for Bernardino Manrique de Lara and Barrientos (1638–1671), the 17th lord de Amusco and the 8th lord de Amayuelas.
| Count de las Amayuelas | |
|---|---|
 Coat of arms of the house Manrique de Lara | |
| Period | 1658 - present |
| Ancestor | Bernardino Manrique de Lara and Barrientos |
| Homeland | The Kingdom of Spain |
| Nationality | The Kingdom of Spain |
Coat of arms of the municipality of Amusco , province of Palencia , where the lords were the counts de las Amayuelas.
Coat of arms of the municipality of Alconchel , province of Badajoz , where the marquises were the counts de las Amayuelas.
Coat of arms of the municipality of Albolote , province of Granada , where the marquises were also the counts de las Amayuelas.
Coat of arms of Lanzarote , province of Las Palmas , Canary Islands , where the marquises were also counts de las Amayuelas.
Coat of arms of the municipality of Cifuentes , province of Guadalajara , where the counts were also the counts de las Amayuelas.
The name of the count’s title comes from the name of the two settlements Amayuelas de Arriba and Amayuelas de Abajo , which in the Middle Ages depended on Amusco , where the lord Manrique de Lara was the lords. Currently, Amayuelas de Arriba is a municipality, and Amayuelas de Abajo is part of the municipality of San Sebrian de Campos ( province of Palencia , the autonomous community of Castile and Leon ).
Bernardino Manrique de Lara was the son of Garcia Manrique de Lara, the 16th lord de Amusco and the 7th lord de Amayuelas (de Arriba and de Abajo), and Francisca Nicostrata de Berrientos and Colonna.
Content
- 1 Counts de las Amuelas
- 2 History of the Counts de las Amayuelas
- 3 See also
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
- 6 Sources
Counts de las Amuelas
| Title | Period | |
|---|---|---|
| Creation created by King of Spain Philip IV | ||
| I | Bernardino Manrique de Lara and Barrientos | 1658-1671 |
| II | Garcia Fernandez Manrique de Lara and Ibarra | 1671-1679 |
| III | Carlos Fernandez Manrique de Lara and Ibarra | 1679-1682 |
| IV | Jose Angel Manrique de Lara Tejada and Barrientos | 1682-1723 |
| V | Francisco Antonio de Villasis and de la Cueva | 1723-1745 |
| VI | Maria de la Concepcion de Villasis and Fernandez de Velasco | 1745-1745 |
| VII | Anna Catalina de Villasis and de la Cueva | 1745-1776 |
| VIII | Judas Tadeo Fernandez de Miranda and Villasis | 1776-1810 |
| X | Lucia de Rojas and Miranda | 1810-1834 |
| Xi | Juan Bautista de Keralt and Bucarelli | 1834-1873 |
| XII | Hipolito de Keralt and Bernaldo de Quiros | 1873-1877 |
| XIII | Enrique de Keralt and Fernandez-Makeira | 1878-1933 |
| XIV | Enrique de Keralt and Gil Delgado | 1935-1993 |
| XV | Enrique de Keralt and Chavarry | 1993 - present |
The History of the Counts de las Amayuelas
- Bernardino Fernandez Manrique de Lara (1638–1671), 1st Earl de las Amayuelas [1] , 17th lord de Amusco and 8th lord de las Amayuelas (de Arriba and de Abajo).
- Wife from 1659, Louise de Ibarra and Cardona (? - 1710), daughter of Carlos de Ibarra and Barresi, 1st Marquis de Tarasen, Viscount de Centener, and Blanca Ladron and Cardorn, daughter of Javier Seferino Ladron and Villanova, 1st Earl de Sinarkas. His son succeeded him:
- Garcia Fernandez Manrique de Lara and Ibarra (? - May 15, 1679), 2nd Earl de las Amayuelas , 18th Senior de Amusco . Single and childless. He was succeeded by his younger brother:
- Carlos Fernandez Manrique de Lara and Ibarra (? - July 3, 1682), 3rd Earl of de las Amayuelas , 19th Senior de Amusco . Not married and childless. He was succeeded by his younger brother:
- Jose Angel Manrique de Lara Tejada and Barrientos (? - 1723), 4th Earl de las Amayuelas , 20th Senior de Amusco.
- Wife - Casilda Teresa de Ribadeinira Nino de Castro (? - 1724), Marquise de la Vega de Boesillo, daughter of Baltasar de Ribadeinira and Zunigi, 1st Viscount de La Laguna. His grand-nephew succeeded him:
- Francisco Antonio de Villasis Manrique de Lara and de la Cueva (January 8, 1711 - September 20, 1745), 5th Earl de las Amayuelas, 5th Earl de Peñaflor de Argamasilla, 6th Marquis de Tarasen, Senor de Villagarzia de campos . Grand Spain 2nd class. The son of Ignacio Manuel de Villasis and Manrique de Lara (1681-1720), 4th Earl de Peñaflor de Argamasilla, and Manuel de la Cueva and de la Cueva, daughter of Melchor de la Cueva Enriques, 9th Duke de Alburquerque, and Anna Rosalia Fernandez de la Cueva and Armendaris, 3rd Marquis de Cadreita.
- Wife from 1738 cousin Teresa Maria Fernandez de Velasco and Villasis, daughter of Pedro Fernandez de Velasco and Tovar, 2nd Marquis de Silleruelo, and Beatrice de Villasis Manrique de Lara. He was succeeded by his only daughter:
- Maria de la Concepcion de Villasis and Fernandez de Velasco (September 9, 1744 -?), 6th Countess de las Amayuelas , Grande of Spain, 7th Marquise de Tarasen. Died at a young age. She was succeeded by her aunt:
- Anna Catalina de Villasis and de la Cueva (May 22, 1709 - February 27, 1776), 7th Countess de las Amayuelas , Grande of Spain of the 1st class, 8th Marquise de Tarasen and Senor de Villagarzia i de Campos .
- Spouse since 1728, Sancho Jose Fernandez de Miranda and Ponce de Leon (1704-1758), 4th Marquis de Valdecarsana, Prince di Bonnanaro in Sardinia, 4th Marquis de Torralba, 7th Earl de Escalante, 9th Earl de Tahalu and the 7th Earl of de Villamor. Her son succeeded her:
- Judas Tadeo Fernandez de Miranda and Villasis (August 18, 1739 - September 27, 1810), 8th Earl de las Amayuelas , 5th Marquis de Valdecarsana , Prince di Bonnanaro , 15th Marquise de Cañete , 9th Marquis de Tarasen, 5th Marquis de Torralba, The 8th Earl de Escalante, the 8th Earl de Villamor, the 10th Earl de Tahalu, the 9th Viscount de Centenera and the 6th Viscount de Ferrer y Payposta.
- Wife since 1757, Isabella Philippa Reggio (? - 1797), 6th Princess di Campofiorito, 5th Princess della Caneta, Marquise della Ginestra. The first marriage was childless.
- Spouse since 1808, Louise Joaquin Escriva de Romani, daughter of Louis Escriva de Romani and Camprodon, 12th Baron de Beniparrell. The second marriage was also childless. He was succeeded by his niece Lucia, daughter of his sister Maria Antonia Fernandez de Miranda and Villasis and Jose Antonio de Rojas Vargas and Toledo, 7th Earl de Mora, 4th Marquis de la Torre de Esteban Ambran:
- Lucia de Rojas and Miranda (July 6, 1756 - July 19, 1834), 9th Countess de las Amayuelas and heiress of her father's titles, which were later inherited by her brother Ramon de Rojas and Fernandez de Miranda. Died unmarried and childless. She was succeeded by her nephew:
- Juan Bautista de Keralt and Bukaprelli (October 8, 1814 - April 17, 1873), son of Juana Bautista de Keralt and Silva (1786-1865), 8th Earl de Santa Coloma, and his first wife, Maria Pilar Bucarrelli and Silva. 10th Earl de las Amayuelas , 9th Earl de Santa Coloma , 17th Earl de Cifuentes and 10th Earl de Fuenclara, 17th Marquis de Cañete , 12th Marquis de Gramos and 6th Marquis de Valleeromoso, Marquis de Albaserrada, Marquis de Albolote, Marquis de Alconcel, Marquis de Besor.
- Spouse from 1835 Maria Dominga Bernaldo de Quiros and Colon de Larreategui (1816-1884), daughter of Antonio Maria Bernaldo de Quiros and Rodriguez de los Rios, 6th Marquis de Montreal, Marquise de Santiago, 6th Marquise de la Simada, and Hippolyta Colon de Larreategui and Bakedano, daughter of the 12th Duke de Veragua. His son succeeded him:
- Hipolito de Keralt and Bernaldo de Quiros (January 22, 1841 - June 12, 1877), 11th Earl de las Amayuelas , 13th Marquis de Gramos , 11th Marquis de Albaserrad , 10th Earl de Santa Coloma , 18- 1st Marquis de Cañete , 7th Marquis de Valleiermoso.
- Spouse since 1866, Maria Elvira Zinaida Fernandez-Makeira and Oyanguren (1845-1906), daughter of Remigio Fernandez and Makeira and Fresia Oyanguren and Scuella. His eldest son succeeded him:
- Enrique de Keralt and Fernandez-Makeira (July 13, 1867 - January 13, 1933), 12th Earl de las Amayuelas , 11th Earl de Santa Coloma , 14th Marquis de Gramos , 12th Marquis de Alconcel, 17- 1st Marquis de Lanzarote , 10th Earl de la Cueva, 10th Earl de la Rivera, 9th Marquis de Valdecarsana, 19th Marquise de Cañete , 16th Marquis de Tarasen, 13th Earl de Escalante, 19 1st Earl de Tahalu, 12th Earl de Villiamor, 8th Marquis de Valleiermoso, 11th Earl de Jeren, Viscount de Serter and Viscount del Infantado.
- Spouse since 1909 Brigida Gil Delgado and Olasabal, (1889-1956), daughter of Carlos Antonio Valentin Gil Delgado and Tacona and Maria Brigida de Olasabal and Gonzalez de Castejón, 2nd Marquise de Berne. His son succeeded him:
- Enrique de Keralt and Gil Delgado (October 10, 1910 - April 11, 1992), 13th Earl de las Amayuelas , 12th Earl de Santa Coloma , 15th Marquis de Gramos , 13th Marquis de Alconcel, 18- 1st Marquis de Lanzarote , 11th Earl de la Cueva, 11th Earl de Rivera, 20th Marquise de Cañete , 14th Earl de Escalante, 20th Earl de Tahalu, 13th Earl de Villamore, 9- 1st Marquis de Valleiermoso, 12th Earl of de Jeren.
- Spouse since 1933, Maria Victoria de Chavarri and Poveda (1911 -?), Daughter of Victor de Chavari and Anduis, 1st Marquis de Triano, and Maria Josefa de Poveda and Echague. His son succeeded him:
- Enrique de Keralt and Chavarri (born March 8, 1935), 14th Earl de las Amayuelas [2] , 13th Earl de Santa Coloma , 16th Marquis de Gramos (lost this title to his son), 14th Marquis de Alconchelle, 21st Marquise de Cañete , 15th Earl de Escalante, 21st Earl de Tahalu, 14th Earl de Villamor, 10th Marquis de Valleiermoso .
- Wife - Anna Rosa de Aragon and de Pineda, daughter of Bartolome Aragon Gomez and Maria del Pilar de Pineda and Cabanellas, 7th Marquise de Campo Santo.
See also
- Count de Santa Coloma
- Marquis de Cañete
- Marquis de Gramos
- Marquis de Lanzarote
- Marquis de Albolote
- Count de Cifuentes
- Count de Jeren
- Senior de Amusco
Notes
- ↑ Salazar y Acha, Jaime de (2012). Los Grandes de España (siglos XV — XVI). Ediciones Hidalguía. pp. 188 y 287–288. ISBN 978-84 939313-9-1 .
- ↑ Salazar y Acha, Jaime de (2012). Los Grandes de España (siglos XV — XVI). Ediciones Hidalguía. pp. 188 y 287–288. ISBN 978-84 939313-9-1 .
Links
Sources
- García Paredes, Alberto (2000). "Los señores de Castejón y el escudo de la Villa." Príncipe de Viana (219): 135–222. ISSN 0032-8472.
- Mayoralgo y Lodo, José Miguel (1996-1997). "El linaje sevillano de Villacís" . Anales de la Real Academia Matritense de Heráldica y Genealogía IV: 7-120. ISSN 1133-1240.