Aznar Galíndez II facts for kids

Aznar Galíndez II was an important leader known as the Count of Aragón from 867 to 893. He took over this role after his father, Galindo Aznárez I. A "Count" was like a powerful ruler of a region, similar to a duke or a prince, who managed the land and its people during the Middle Ages.

Aznar Galíndez II played a part in the history of the region that is now part of Spain. His time as Count helped shape the early days of Aragon.

Family Life of Aznar Galíndez II

Aznar Galíndez II married a princess named Oneca. She was the daughter of King García Iñíguez of Pamplona. Together, Aznar and Oneca had three children:

• Galindo Aznárez II: He later became the next Count of Aragon, following in his father's footsteps.
• García: Another son of Aznar and Oneca.
• Sancha: Their daughter, who married a powerful leader named Muhammad al-Tawil, who was the wali (a type of governor or ruler) of Huesca.

When Did Aznar Galíndez II Die?

Aznar Galíndez II passed away in the year 893, after ruling Aragon for 26 years.

See also

• In Spanish: Aznar II Galíndez para niños