434:"Lord, may it please you that the Doctor and I have come here with the Prior of Guadalupe by command of the King of Castile, our lord, to convey the reasons we have been instructed to present. Afterward, if it pleases you, you may respond to everything. Lord, the King of Castile, my lord, says that you sent him a herald stating that you have greater rights to the Kingdom of Castile than he does, and if he disagrees, you would challenge him to battle, power against power. To this, the King my lord says that he has the right to the Kingdom of Castile, and if you decide otherwise, he will fight you personally, or with ten against ten, or a hundred against a hundred, for the service of God and to avoid the spilling of Christian blood, as he does not wish to engage in a power struggle against you."
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Aldonza Díaz de Medrano's 4th-granddaughter Doña Ana Maria de Porres y Medrano married Don Cristóbal de Velasco y Zúñiga (died 1623), VI Count of Siruela, V Lord and IV holder of the mayorazgo of the town of Roa, lord of the valleys of Pernía and Cervera de Río Pisuerga, granted powers to make a
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In 1689, a lengthy lawsuit began between Lope de Frías
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In 1489, Lope rented out
Agoncillo lands to residents for substantial payments. When Lope died in 1501, his grandson Francisco succeeded him, opposing a new majorazgo for Rui Díaz de Porras. A legal ruling declared all Extramiana majorazgo assets belonged to the Agoncillo majorazgo under the House of
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Medrano married Dona Catalina Sanchez de Alvarado and was the father of Don Lope de Porres y Alvarado, Lord of Agoncillo. Don Lope de Porres y Alvarado married Inés de Guevara, daughter of the Count of Oñate. Don Lope and Inés were the parents of Doña Constanza and Don
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A few days later, with all the principal lords and captains who had accompanied him from
England in attendance, the Duke called upon the ambassadors of the King of Castile and instructed them to deliver any messages or requests they had been sent to present on their lord's behalf. In front of the
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Medrano was the Lady of Agoncillo and the Medrano estate, patroness of the convent of the Order of San Francisco in Logroño, founded by the Medrano lords, initially established by Saint Francis himself in the Kingdoms of Castile. She was the eldest daughter of Lope de
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Aldonza Diaz de Medrano was married to the powerful Lope García de Porras. Lope García de Porras, owning a vast estate in Burgos, bequeathed the majorazgo of Extramiana to his son, Pedro Gómez de Porras y Medrano, in 1429. This estate included Cidad de Porras with its stronghold, Virtus in
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January 16, 1392, Diego López de Medrano received the Lordship of Agoncillo, near Logroño, from his paternal uncle Don Rodrigo Alfonso de Medrano. This acquisition included its stronghold, lands, vineyards, mills, and all associated rights and lordship, in exchange for the castle of Cueva
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Prince John of Gaunt, Duke of
Lancaster acknowledged the ambassadors messages and told Medrano he would consult his council and reply to them afterwards, and invited Diego López de Medrano and the other two ambassadors to dine with him with full honors. The result of Medrano's diplomatic visit
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Diego's daughter Dona Aldonza Diaz de Medrano was the mother of Pedro Gomez de Porres y Medrano. Diego's daughter Aldonza, who succeeded his son Juan de Medrano, became the Lady of Agoncillo and Velilla. Doña Aldonza Diaz de Medrano's successors would bear mixed arms of the Medrano and Porras
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By the end of the 16th century, the last direct male descendant of the Porres y Medrano line died. Doña Ana Maria de Porres y Medrano, Lady of Agoncillo, married Don Cristóbal de Velasco y Zúñiga (died 1623), VI Count of Siruela, and from that moment on, Agoncillo became part of the County of
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Pedro's successor Pedro Gómez de Porras married Diego López de Salcedo y Medrano's daughter, but they died without descendants, leading to a lawsuit in Valladolid. In 1477, a ruling favored Pedro's son Lope against Diego's descendants. Pedro Gómez de Porras y Medrano, considering himself the
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His daughter Dona Aldonza Diaz de Medrano inherited the Mayorazgo of Agoncillo, along with its stronghold, lands, vineyards, mills, and all associated rights and lordship. An 18th-century lawsuit revealed the concealment of wills to hide this irregular succession by the Frías family.
725:. The following year, in 1390, he bought half of San Martín de Berberana (or Barberana), including palaces, houses, casares, woods, and lordship, from Sancho Sánchez de Medrano for 5,000 maravedís. In 1391, he purchased the other half from Sancho for 320 Aragonese florins.
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legitimate successor, fulfilled tasks from his grandfather's will, including specific instructions for his burial in the Monastery of San Francisco in Logroño, with alabaster tombs and the placement of two Medrano family shields on the wall in the castle of Aguas Mansas.
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flowing into the Ebro nearby. This positioning allowed the Lords of Agoncillo to control the passage of these rivers and oversee the important road running through the area. The current town is believed to occupy the site of the ancient and now ruined settlement of
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to establish a majorazgo in 1407 with all the assets he obtained in favor of his son Don Juan de Medrano. Diego was succeeded by his son Juan. However, upon Juan's death without heirs, the majorazgo passed to Diego's daughter Aldonza Diaz de Medrano.
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of his Order there. Unfortunately, despite its centuries-long legacy of glory and sanctity, the convent met its demise in the 19th century due to the advent of liberalism and its accompanying laws. Today, the remnants of its walls still remain.
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Porres y Beaumont, Lord of the Medrano estate of Agoncillo and the Extremiana house, and María González de Castejón. Her son Gabriel de Velasco y Porres (b. 4 May 1625), became the 7th count of Siruela. The title of Siruela was granted the
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between Lope, the monastery, and others. Despite losing the succession case over Extramiana, Lope retained possession of Agoncillo, which remained in the Frías Salazar family until the abolition of the majorazgos in the early 19th century.
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bestowed Agoncillo, its fortress, and the castle between Arrúbal and Arroyuelo, along with their lands, rents, and judicial rights, upon his vassal and crossbowman Sancho Sánchez de Rojas and his wife Urraca Díaz on September 1, 1336.
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Lady Toda Hurtado de Mendoza was the daughter of Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, commander of Santiago in Valdericote, and María de Rojas. Álvar Díaz de Medrano y Zúñiga was the son of Juan Martínez de Medrano and Mencía López de Zúñiga.
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Diego López de Salcedo y Medrano was the son of Diego López de Salcedo Hurtado de Mendoza (1366–1420), the Alcaide of Deza, and Doña Elvira López de Medrano, daughter of Diego López de Medrano, Lord of Agoncillo and Velilla.
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victory in the province of La Rioja, the borders were restored to their original configuration, and the town of Agoncillo, along with its castle, was reclaimed by its rightful owner, Don Alvar Diaz de Medrano, in 1392.
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for his wife and himself. Upon meeting the Duke, they were received with honor and were granted an audience. Diego López de Medrano and the other two ambassadors chose a public hearing in the presence of his council.
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concluded with a secret treaty with King John of Trastámara under which John of Gaunt and his wife renounced all claim to the Castilian throne in return for a large annual payment and the marriage of their daughter
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from Sancho Sánchez de Rojas and his wife Urraca Díaz. The king confirmed Rodrigo Alfonso de Medrano, his chief crossbowman, in the purchase of the town of Agoncillo and Velilla from Sancho Sánchez de Rojas, by
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Before acquiring Agoncillo from his uncle, Diego López de Medrano purchased various properties from the descendants of Juan Rodríguez de Agoncillo (or Valdefuentes). In 1389, Diego López de Medrano acquired
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Recoge esta historia, entre otros, D. Cesáreo Goicoechea en "Castillos de la Rioja, Logroño, 1949, y Fray Domingo Hernáez de Torres en "Primera parte de la Crónica · de la Provincia de Burgos". Madrid,
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Pedro de Porres y Guevara, Lord of Agoncillo. Pedro de Porres y Guevara married Doña Juana Ponce de León y Avellaneda and was the father of Don Francisco de Porres y Ponce, Lord of Agoncillo.
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557:. Medrano's son was suffering from a mysterious and untreatable ailment. In 1211, Saint Francis of Assisi roamed those very paths of Agoncillo. In a saintly manner, he visited Medrano's
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Juan de Medrano was the son and heir of Don Diego López de Medrano, however he died without succession, and his titles and castle passed to his second sister, Aldonza Diaz de Medrano.
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healed him, securing the Medrano lineage in Agoncillo. As a result, the Medrano family are distinguished by their devotion to Saint Francis of Assisi and their generational
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Diego was the son of Don Alvar Díaz de Medrano y Zúñiga, Lord of Fuenmayor, Almarza de Cameros and Agoncillo. Diego's father married with Lady Toda Hurtado de Mendoza.
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Don Pedro de Rosales y Medrano: Knight of the Order of Calatrava, A Member of His Majesty's Council, and the Alcalde of Hijo Hidalgo of the Royal Chancery of Valladolid
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Rodrigo Alfonso de Medrano completed and renovated the castle and village of Agoncillo. According to his will and testament, Don Rodrigo Diaz de Medrano spent:
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Aldonza Diaz de Medrano is the ancestor of María Isabella Spínola y Spínola (1737–1801), who inherited the titles of XVI Countess of Siruela, VII Countess of
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Elvira López de Medrano (b. 1366) was the daughter of Diego López de Medrano, lord of Agoncillo. Elvira married Diego López de Salcedo, the alcaide of
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Siruela, while Extramiana was reserved for a collateral male branch and later reintegrated into the majorazgo of Cidad de Valdeporras.
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The province of La Rioja was reclaimed by the King of Castile in the 14th century. During the royal court's stay near the town,
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In 1337, Diego's uncle Don Rodrigo Alfonso de Medrano bought the village of Velilla and Agoncillo, along with the
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will jointly with his wife before Domingo Fernández de Heredia on March 1, 1623.
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