Rodrigo de Esparza
Rodrigo de Esparza (13?-1423) was a Basque nobleman, Mosén and Chamberlain of King Charles III of Navarre.[1]
Rodrigo de Esparza | |
|---|---|
| Chamberlain | |
.svg.png) Coat of Arms of Esparza | |
| Born | 14th century Kingdom of Navarre |
| Died | 15th century Kingdom of Navarre |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
Biography
Born in Navarra. Mosén Rodrigo de Esparza was benefited by the King, who awarded him the annual revenues of the cities of Cintruénigo and Arguedas.[2] He also was granted the right of patronage on the churches of Ezcároz, Esparza, Sarriés and Ibilcieta (Merindad de Sangüesa).[3]
In 1390, Rodrigo de Esparza was the head of the Alcaldia, in Castle of Cintruénigo (Merindad de Tudela).[4]
Esparza had a son Ramón de Esparza, Lord of the palace Esparza,[5] who served as Captain of the Navarrese domains in Cherbourg (Normandy).[6]
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References
- Diccionario de antigüedades del reino de Navarra, by José María Yanguas y Miranda
- Adiciones al diccionario de antigüedades de Navarra, by José Yanguas y Miranda
- Revista Hidalguía número 286-287
- Castillos medioevales de Nabarra, by Altadill Julio
- Diccionario de Antigüedades del Reino de Navarra con adiciones, Volume 4, by José Yanguas y Miranda
- Carlos III el Noble: rey de Navarra, José Ramón Castro Álava
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