House of Cerda

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The House of Cerda was a prominent noble lineage in medieval and early modern Spain, descended from the Castilian royal family and influential in politics and court life.

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House of Cerda canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish noble family ⓘ
noble house ⓘ
coatOfArms arms quartering Castile and León with a border of fleurs-de-lis ⓘ
country Kingdom of Castile ⓘ
linked to: Castile

Spain ⓘ
dynasticStatus cadet branch of the Castilian royal family ⓘ
ethnicOrigin Castilian ⓘ
foundedBy infante Fernando de la Cerda ⓘ
hasAncestor Alfonso X of Castile ⓘ
hasRoyalAncestor Alfonso X of Castile ⓘ
Ferdinand III of Castile ⓘ
heldOffice court offices in the Kingdom of Castile ⓘ
military commands in service of the Castilian crown ⓘ
viceroys and governors in Spanish territories ⓘ
historicalReputation maintained influence into the early modern Spanish monarchy ⓘ
one of the most prominent noble lineages of medieval Castile ⓘ
intermarriedWith House of Aragón ⓘ
linked to: House of Aragon

House of Guzmán ⓘ
House of Mendoza ⓘ
House of Trastámara ⓘ
languageOfFamily Castilian ⓘ
namedAfter infante Fernando de la Cerda ⓘ
nobleTitleHeld Count of El Puerto de Santa María ⓘ
Count of Medinaceli ⓘ
Duke of Medinaceli ⓘ
Marquis of Cogolludo ⓘ
Prince of La Cerda ⓘ
notableMember Alfonso de la Cerda ⓘ
Bernardo de la Cerda ⓘ
Juan de la Cerda, 2nd Duke of Medinaceli ⓘ
Juan de la Cerda, 4th Duke of Medinaceli ⓘ
Luis de la Cerda, Count of Talmont ⓘ
infante Fernando de la Cerda ⓘ
originatedAs descendants of the eldest son of Alfonso X of Castile ⓘ
partOf Castilian nobility ⓘ
Spanish nobility ⓘ
politicalAlignment supporters of various Castilian royal factions ⓘ
politicalRole influential at Castilian royal court ⓘ
influential at Spanish royal court ⓘ
propertyOwned estates in Andalusia ⓘ
lordships in Castile ⓘ
region Andalusia ⓘ
Castile ⓘ
religion Roman Catholicism ⓘ
saidToBeTheSameAs Casa de la Cerda ⓘ
La Cerda family ⓘ
socialClass high nobility ⓘ
timePeriod Middle Ages ⓘ
early modern period ⓘ

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