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Language of the text: Español
Nobility: Señores - Familia Noble
Nobles in:España - Italia
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Who was the main ancestor and propagating trunk of this illustrious and noble lineage is ignored for its remote antiquity, being therefore traditional and immemorial the nobility of his children, who have always and everywhere enjoyed the consideration and preeminences corresponding to their illustrious births, not being the most enlightened of its lines that took root and flourished in Spain. This surname also had its solar house in Italy. Many lineages of this surname proved their nobility in the Orders of Santiago, Calatrava, Alcántara, Montesa, (corporations born to fight against the Moors, cooperating with the Reconquest, and ensuring order, protecting pilgrims and the helpless), Carlos III and San Juan de Jerusalem (it is a military religious order founded in the 11th century) and numerous times in the Royal Chancery of Valladolid and Granada; also in the Royal Company of Marine Guards and in the Royal Audience of Oviedo. Those of Italy bring by arms: Tronchado, first in gules, a gold star and second in gold, a sinople tree. Others bring: Mantelado first quartered. The first and fourth gules, with a gold cross and the second and third gold, with two sinople, saber buttons and two leaves, also sinople, put one flower on another; second: in azure, three gold bands and the gules tablecloth, with a gold castle, with three towers and azure clarification. The study of the family heraldic shield "speaks" to us of those who formed the origin of the C. family, since that was its function, that of manifesting its differential elements to others, since the inclusion of the star element is the most widespread figure in the Heraldic, its meaning is imprecise, as far as the Peninsula is concerned, but it seems to demonstrate its fidelity to the Church of Rome, by analogy to the meaning in Lombardy and Tuscany that was the membership of the Guelph party (of the Pope of Rome). The enamels of the C. weapon proclaim the following values: the gules (red) is the symbol of strength, power, fervent love for God and neighbor, such is the meaning of this enamel, to which ...
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BlazonCastillejo
1. Coat of arms of family: Castillejo
Language of the text: Español
En gules, un castillo de oro; bordura de oro con ocho aspas de gules.
Fuente bibliográfica: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispánica - letras A-B-C-CH Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro", pàgina 473.
En azur, una torre redonda, de piedra, superada de un àquila volante, de sable, picada y membrada de gules.
Fuente bibliográfica: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispánica - letras A-B-C-CH Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro", pàgina 473.
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