Talk:María de Padilla
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User: Tracadero. I removed from the article the following text. How reliable is Fernando de Castro Pereira Mouzinho de Albuquerque e Cunha? Contemporary Iberian genealogists earned great mustrust of scholars outside form Spain and Portugal because they continue centuries old distortions, stimulated by 'Limpieza de Sangre' when genealogists tried to make Spanish aristocracy into "old Christians" of Visigoth descent. Did he mention in his work converso ancestry of Padilla? If not, his work belongs to garbadge, one more dishonest sudo-scholarly rubbish.
I removed: Her paternal grandparents were García de Padilla and his wife Leonor de Vera, who served the Queen Violante of Aragon, wife of King Alfonso X of Castile, and descended from a bastard son of King Ramiro I of Aragon (daughter of Gonzalo de Vera, a distant relative of Benedict XIII de Luna, and wife Inés de Entenza)[1].
Her maternal grandparents were Fernando or Fernán González de Henestrosa, Señor de Alcañices (son of Gonzalo Pérez de Henestrosa and wife), who (is claimed by some without any substance: User: Tracadero) a descendant from Hisham III, the last Emir of Cordoba, and wife Aldonza Ramírez de Silva (daughter of Ramiro de Silva, Señor de Cifuentes, and wife Aldonza González or Ruíz Girón), (also according to some unsubstantiated claims: User: Tracadero) descendant from Hisham III the last Emir of Cordoba, through King Alfonso VI of Castile's fourth marriage.
This part of article is irrelevant because the article is about Maria de Padilla not about her sister: She had a sister, Leonor de Padilla, married to Fernando de Villagera, Commander of Usagre in the Order of Santiago, whose daughter, Mécia Fernández de Villagera y Padilla, married her twice cousin Ruy Martínez de Vera, Senõr de Rabaneta, Commander of Alcuesca in the Order of Santiago, Chamberlain and Room Master of Infante Don Enrique de Aragon, son of Martín de Vera, Ambassador to the Pope, and wife Teresa de Centelles, and had issue among the Nobility of both Spain and Portugal.[2] User: Tracadero.
