- and the Duke of Alba, who are
grandees ten and nine
times respectively. All sons and
daughters of
Infantes are also
grandees.
According to the 1876 Constitution...
-
Grandees of
Spain (Spanish:
Grandes de España) are the highest-ranking
members of the
Spanish nobility. They
comprise nobles who hold the most important...
-
grandees of
Spain and of
illustrious lords for others. The last privilege,
suppressed in 1984, was the
right to a
diplomatic p****port by the
Grandees...
-
Infanta Margarita of Spain,
Duchess of Soria, 2nd
Duchess of Hernani,
Grandee of
Spain (Margarita María de la
Victoria Esperanza Jacoba Felicidad Perpetua...
- with the
introduction of
feudalism and had the
equivalent meaning as a
grandee in
Spain applying to all of the
highest nobility. From the 11th and through...
-
Kingdom of Spain,
posthumously granted Mola the
title of Duke of Mola and
Grandee of Spain. The
title was
immediately ****umed by his son, Don
Emilio Mola...
- Alfonso, Duke of Anjou, Duke of Cádiz,
Grandee of
Spain (Spanish: Don
Alfonso Jaime Marcelino Manuel Víctor María de Borbón y Dampierre; French: Alphonse...
- Tetuán, GE (12
January 1809 – 5
November 1867), was a
Spanish general and
Grandee who was
Prime Minister of
Spain on
several occasions. He was born at Santa...
- the City of
Westminster in
South West London. Its
senior officers or "
Grandees"
hoped the
debates would end
political divisions with the
Agitators who...
-
Agitators were
removed from the Council. Now
dominated by the so-called
Grandees, it
became the
Council of Officers. When the
First English Civil War began...
