Count of Olivares

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Count of Olivares is the Spanish noble title most famously held by Gaspar de Guzmán, the powerful 17th-century statesman who served as chief minister to King Philip IV and dominated Spanish politics during the early Baroque era.

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Count of Olivares canonical 5

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instanceOf Spanish noble title
associatedDynasty House of Habsburg (Spain)
linked to: House of Habsburg
associatedMonarch Philip IV of Spain
associatedTerritory Olivares, Spain
country Spain
courtPosition Royal favorite of Philip IV of Spain
governmentalAssociation Monarchy of Spain
linked to: Spanish monarchy
governmentalRole Principal minister of the Spanish monarchy
historicalPeriod 17th century
Early Baroque era
linked to: Early Baroque
languageOfTitle Spanish
nobilityRank Count
nobleFamily House of Guzmán
notableEraOfProminence Reign of Philip IV of Spain
notableFor Centralization of royal authority in Spain
Influence over Spanish foreign and domestic policy in the 17th century
notableHolder Gaspar de Guzmán, Count-Duke of Olivares
notableHolderOccupation Royal favorite
Statesman
notableHolderTitleStyle Count-Duke of Olivares
politicalContext Spanish Golden Age
politicalSignificance Dominated Spanish politics in the early 17th century
religionContext Roman Catholic monarchy
sphereOfInfluence Court of Madrid
Spanish Empire
titleHolderRole Chief minister to Philip IV of Spain
typeOfPeerage Hereditary title

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Gaspar de Guzmán y Pimentel nobleTitle Count of Olivares
Gaspar de Guzmán, Count-Duke of Olivares nobleTitle Count of Olivares
subject linked to: Gaspar