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The lineage of de La Cerda continued throughout the Middle Ages and was constituted as a noble house of the first rank, playing a leading role in
Castilian politics. This line, like others from the Civil War of the mid-fourteenth century, continued through the female line to shift the family heritage
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Ferdinand de la Cerda who died before his father, Alfonso X. Alfonso X always stated his successor was his grandson
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Fernando, and the arms of France, for
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187:Lines of Succession
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