Alfonso X of Castile-León "el Sabio," Knt., King of Castile, etc.

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Alfonso X of Castile-León "el Sabio," Knt., King of Castile, etc., son of Saint Fernando III, King of Castile and Beatriz of Swabia, was born at Toledo, Spain, 23 November 1221.1 He died at Seville, Spain, 4 April 1284.1

Alfonso married Violanté of Aragon, daughter of Jaime I "el Conquistador," King of Aragon and Yolande of Hungary, 26 November 1248.1

Alfonso also had several mistresses, and one is known: Mayor Guillèn de Guzmán, daughter of Guillén Pérez de Guzmán, señor of Becilla.1

Family 1

Mayor Guillèn de Guzmán d. bef. 1267
Child

Family 2

Violanté of Aragon b. abt. 1236, d. 1300
Children
  • Fernando de la Cerda, Knt.1 b. aft. 1248
  • Pedro of Castile-León, señor of Ledesma1 b. aft. 1248
  • Juan of Castile-León, señor of Palencia de Campos1 b. aft. 1248
  • Jaime of Castile-León, señor of Los Cameros1 b. aft. 1248
  • Berenguela of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Beatriz of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Leonor of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Constanza of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Isabel of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Violante of Castile-León1 b. aft. 1248
  • Sancho IV of Castile-León "el Bravo," King of Castile & etc.+3 b. 12 May 1258, d. 25 Apr 1295
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Citations

  1. [S1947] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Five volumes (Salt Lake City, Utah: s.p., 2013), 2:118 (Castile 8), further cited as Richardson, Royal Ancestry.
  2. [S1947] Richardson, Royal Ancestry, 2:119 (Castile 8.i).
  3. [S1947] Richardson, Royal Ancestry, 2:120 (Castile 9).