Morgadios were abolished in 1863. In Spain the practice was known as mayorazgo, and was a part of the Castilian law from 1505 (Leyes de Toro) to 1820...

4°51′57″W / 43.30917°N 4.86583°W / 43.30917; -4.86583 Mayorazgo Palace (Palacio del Mayorazgo) is a rural palace in Inguanzo, Cabrales, Asturias, Spain...

Mayorasgo de Koka (literally Primogeniture of Coca, or the Entailed Estate of the Coca family) was a 35,000-acre (140 km2) tract of land in northeastern...

nephew Simón de la Cuadra. Through said testament he founded the bond and mayorazgo, which was added to the one that had been constituted by his father, integrating...

by Royal Decree, granted by King Charles II. The institution of this mayorazgo in 1602 by Bishop Pedro Manso de Zúñiga y Medrano, is at the origin of...

early 19th century. Despite the abolition of noble titles in 1817 and the mayorazgo inheritance institution in 1852, the social status of this group remained...

Condes del Águila, a 15th-century late Gothic-Mudéjar palace. Palacio del Mayorazgo, an Herrerian style house-palace built in the 17th century. It is now...

Potosí. The price paid was 130 pesos. His residence, known as the House of Mayorazgo, still stands in the Cala Cala neighbourhood. The city, called Villa de...

Diaz de Medrano. His daughter Dona Aldonza Diaz de Medrano inherited the Mayorazgo of Agoncillo, along with its stronghold, lands, vineyards, mills, and...

late Middle Ages, the territory of the current-day region consisted of mayorazgos of the military orders of Santiago and Alcántara (about half the territory)...