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Morgadios were
abolished in 1863. In
Spain the
practice was
known as
mayorazgo, and was a part of the
Castilian law from 1505 (Leyes de Toro) to 1820...
- 4°51′57″W / 43.30917°N 4.86583°W / 43.30917; -4.86583
Mayorazgo Palace (Palacio del
Mayorazgo) is a
rural palace in Inguanzo, Cabrales, Asturias, Spain...
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Mayorasgo de Koka (literally
Primogeniture of Coca, or the
Entailed Estate of the Coca family) was a 35,000-acre (140 km2)
tract of land in northeastern...
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early 19th century.
Despite the
abolition of
noble titles in 1817 and the
mayorazgo inheritance institution in 1852, the
social status of this
group remained...
- Diaz de Medrano. His
daughter Dona
Aldonza Diaz de
Medrano inherited the
Mayorazgo of Agoncillo,
along with its stronghold, lands, vineyards, mills, and...
- The
Houses of the
Mayorazgo de
Guerrero are
historic buildings at 16 and 18
Moneda Street in
Mexico City,
located across from the
Museum of
Cultures in...
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Ciudad Real in 1879,
inherited the
position of the
ninth owner of the
Mayorazgo de Valdarachas.
After his death, his
marriage to his
first cousin, Doña...
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Decree issued in
Seville on 5
January 1500,
allowing her to
establish a
mayorazgo (majorat) in Atienza,
which she
officially designated for her son, Garcí...
- Dame of Chalaus.
House of Borgia.
title of Duke of
Romagna is part of "
Mayorazgo"
instituted by Pope
Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia). The
Peace of Cateau-Cambrésis...
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villa de Frías,
cuarto conde de Haro,
octavo Condestable de Castilla,
mayorazgo y señor de la Casa de Velasco,
Caballero del Toisón de Oro), was a Spanish...
