| Dukedom of Granada de Ega | |
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| Creation date | 29 March 1729 |
| Created by | Philip V |
| Peerage | Peerage of Spain |
| First holder | Juan de Idiázquez y Eguía, 1st Duke of Granada de Ega |
| Present holder | Juan Alfonso Martos y Azlor de Aragón, 9th Duke of Granada de Ega[1] |
Duke of Granada de Ega (Spanish: Duque de Granada de Ega) commonly known as Duke of Granada, is a hereditary title in the peerage of Spain accompanied by the dignity of Grandee and granted in 1729 by Philip V to Juan de Idiázquez y Eguía, who was captain general of the Royal Spanish Armies.[2]
The title makes reference to an area near the River Ega, in Navarre.[3][4]
Dukes of Granada de Ega (1729)
- Juan de Idiázquez y Eguía, 1st Duke of Granada de Ega (1665–1736)
- Antonio de Idiáquez y Garnica, 2nd Duke of Granada de Ega (1686–1754), eldest son of Pedro de Idiázquez y Eguía, brother of the 1st Duke
- Ignacio de Idiáquez y Aznárez Garro, 3rd Duke of Granada de Ega (1713–1769), eldest son of the 2nd Duke
- Francisco de Borja de Idiáquez y Palafox, 4th Duke of Granada de Ega (d. 1817), eldest son of the 3rd Duke
- Francisco Javier de Idiáquez y Carvajal, 5th Duke of Granada de Ega (1778–1848), eldest son of the 4th Duke
- Francisco Javier Azlor de Aragón e Idiáquez, 6th Duke of Granada de Ega (1842–1919), eldest son of María de la Concepción de Idiázquez y del Corral, eldest daughter of the 5th Duke
- José Antonio Azlor de Aragón y Hurtado de Zaldívar, 7th Duke of Granada de Ega (1873–1960), eldest son of the 6th Duke
- María del Carmen Azlor de Aragón y Guillamas, 8th Duchess of Granada de Ega (1912–1988), eldest daughter of the 7th Duke
- Juan Alfonso Martos y Azlor de Aragón, 9th Duke of Granada de Ega (b. 1942), eldest son of the 8th Duchess
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Palace of the Dukes of Granada in Madrid, now houses a hotel
See also
References
Bibliography
- Hidalgos de España, Real Asociación de (2018). Elenco de Grandezas y Títulos Nobiliarios Españoles. Ediciones Hidalguía. ISBN 978-84-94841-02-6.
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