Large of Spain

The dignity of Grand of Spain is the level highest of the Spanish nobility. It is immediately below than that of the Infant S, the wire of the sovereign. The wire of the infants of Spain profit from the honors the large ones of Spain.

The dignity of Large of Spain was creates by Charles Quint in 1520. At the time of the ceremonies of its crowning like Germanic Roman Emperor, it establishes a distinction among noble Spanish between the Titulos (holders of a title of nobility) and the Grandes , successors of the rico-hombres of the time of the Reconquista. These Large profits from privileges of which most important are those to remain covered in the presence of the king, who calls them firstly or cousin.

The Large ones of Spain are regarded all as equal and stamp their weapons of the ducal crown.

In 1520, twenty-five noble accepted the grandess, their families formed later the group of large of first class. The dignity of large could be associated with a title with Duc, Marquis or Count or remain personal without any title. As from the 19th century, all the dukes accepted the title of large of Spain.

Among large of Spain the oldest: the duke of Medinaceli, the pile cluster, the duke del Infantado, the duke of Osuna, the duke of Alburquerque, the duke of Segorbe, the duke of Medina Sidonia, the duke of Najera, the duke of Escalona-Marquis de Villena, the duke of Frias, the marquis d' Aguilar de Campoo, the marquis d' Astorga, the marquis de Priego, the count-duke of Benavente, the count of Cabra or the count de Lemos.

The number of large of Spain increased in an important way under the Spanish monarchy, which rewarded by there its most important servants. One can quote the example of the French made large of Spain by the king Philippe V of Spain, grandson of Louis XIV, of which Saint-Simon. Nowadays the number of Large of Spain east of almost 400.

The large ones of Spain, their consorts and their successors immediate are entitled to the treatment of Excellence, and Its Majesty is addressed to them while call them cousin (Firstly).

Holders

  • Duke of Abrantès

  • Duke of Ahumada
  • Pile cluster *
  • Duke of Alburquerque
  • Duke of Alcalá of los Gazules
  • Duke of Alcudia
  • Duke of Algéciras
  • Duke of Algete
  • Duke of Aliaga *
  • Duke of Almazán de Saint Priest
  • Duke of Almenara Alta
  • Duke of Almodóvar del Río
  • Duke of Almodóvar del Valle
  • Duke of Amalfi
  • Duke of Andría
  • Duke of Ansola
  • Duke of Arcos of Frontera
  • Duke of Arévalo
  • Duke of Arévalo del Rey
  • Duke of Arión
  • Duke of Arjona *
  • Duke of Atrisco
  • Duke of Aveyro
  • Duke of Badajoz
  • Duke of Baena
  • Duke of Bailén Castaños
  • Duke of Baños
  • Duke of Berwick *
  • Duke of Bivona
  • Duke of Cadiz
  • Duke of Calvo Sotelo
  • Duke of Camiña
  • Duke of Canalejas
  • Duke of Cánovas del Castillo
  • Duke of Cardona
  • Duke of Carrero Blanco
  • Duke of Manor house Sangro
  • Duke of Castillejos
  • Duke of Castrejón
  • Duke of Castro-Enríquez
  • Duke of Castro-Terreño
  • Duke of Caylus
  • Duke of Ciudad Real
  • Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo. Its holder is the Duc of Wellington
  • Duc of Conquista
  • Duc of Dato
  • Duc del Arco
  • Duc of Denied there Tarifa
  • Duc of Dúrcal
  • Duc of Elio
  • Duc of Escalona
  • Duc of Estremera
  • Duc of Feria
  • Duc of Fernán Núñez
  • Duc of Fernández-Miranda
  • Duc of Fernandina
  • Duc of Francavilla
  • Duc of Free
  • Duc of Frias
  • Duke of Gaeta
  • Duke of Galisteo
  • Duke of Gandie
  • Duke of Gor
  • Duke of Granada of EGA
  • Duke of Gravina
  • Duke of Grimaldi
  • Duke of Hernani
  • Duke of Híjar *
  • Duke of Hornachuelos
  • Duke of Huéscar *
  • Duke of Huete
  • Duke del Infantado
  • Duke of Torre
  • Duke of Victoria
  • Duke of Victoria of mow Amezcoas
  • Duke of mow Torres
  • Duke of Lécera
  • Duke of Lerma
  • Duke of Levis
  • Duke of Linares
  • Duke of Liria there Jérica *
  • Duke of Lugo
  • Duke of Luna
  • Duke of Mandas there Villanueva
  • Duke of Maqueda
  • Duke of Marchena
  • Duke of Maura
  • Duke of Medina de Las Torres
  • Duke of Medina de Rioseco
  • Duke of Medinaceli
  • Duke of Medina-Sidonia
  • Duke of Mendaro
  • Duke of Miranda
  • Duke of Moctezuma de Tultengo
  • Duke of Mola
  • Duke of Montalto
  • Duke of Montealegre
  • Duke of Monteleón
  • Duke of Monteleón de Castilblanco
  • Duke of Montellano
  • Duke of Montemar
  • Duke of Montoro *
  • Duke of Nájera
  • Duke of Nemi
  • Duke of Noblejas
  • Duke of Nochera
  • Count-duke of Olivares *
  • Duke of Osuna
  • Duc of Palata
  • Duc of Parcent
  • Duc of Parks
  • Duc of Pastrana
  • Duc of Peñaranda de Duero
  • Duc of Pinohermoso
  • Duc of Plasencia
  • Duc of Plata of Bárcena
  • Duc of Pomar
  • Duc of Prim
  • Duc of Primo de Rivera
  • Duc of Regulated
  • Duc of Riansares
  • Duc of Rivetted
  • Duc of Robecq
  • Duc of Rubi
  • Duc of San Carlo
  • Duc of San Fernando de Quiroga
  • Duc of San Fernando Shine
  • Duc of San Lorenzo de Vallehermoso
  • Duc of San Miguel
  • Duc of San Pedro de Galatino
  • Duc of San Ricardo
  • Duc of Sanlucar Mayor
  • Duc of Santa Cristina
  • Duc of Santa Elena
  • Duc of Santángelo
  • Duc of Santisteban del Puerto
  • Duc of Santo Buono
  • Duc of Santo Mauro
  • Duc of Santoña
  • Duc of Sogorb
  • Duc of Segovia
  • Duc of Seu d' Urgel
  • Duc of Sessa
  • Duc of Seville
  • Duc of Sevillano
  • Duc of Solferino
  • Duc of Summoned
  • Duc of Soria
  • Duc of Sotomayor
  • Duc of Suárez
  • Duc of Sueca
  • Duc of Talavera of Reina
  • Duc of Tamames
  • Duc of Tarancón
  • Duc of Tariffed
  • Duc of Terranova
  • Duc of Tétouan
  • Duc of Torre
  • Duc of Torres
  • Duc of Tovar
  • Duc of You Serclaes
  • Duc of Uceda
  • Duc of Unión of Cuba
  • Duc of Valencia
  • Duc of Valencia de Campos
  • Duc of Vega
  • Duc of Veragua
  • Duc of Villafranca of los Caballeros
  • Duc of Villahermosa
  • Duc of Vista Alegre
  • Duke of Vistahermosa
  • Duke of Saragossa
  • Count d' Aranda *

  • Count de Benavente
  • Count de Cabra
  • Count de Lemos *
  • Count de Lerín *
  • Count de Miranda del Castañar *
  • Count de Monterrey *
  • Count d' Osorno *
  • Count de Palma del Río *
  • Count de Salvatierra *
  • Count de Siruela *

* mark grandesses belonging to the current duchess of Alba.

See too

Internal bonds

  • Even of France, which can offer a comparison, although the number of pars of France was always more reduced than that of large of Spain.

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