Lord of Casa Rubianes facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Lordship of Casa Rubianes
Creation date	8 March 1761
Monarch	Charles III
Peerage	Peerage of Spain
First holder	Rodrigo Antonio de Mendoza y Caamaño, 1st Lord of Casa Rubianes
Present holder	Beatriz Ozores y Rey, 12th Lady of Casa Rubianes

The Lord of Casa Rubianes (in Spanish, Señor de la Casa de Rubianes) is a special family title in Spain. It's a "hereditary title," which means it passes down from one family member to the next.

This title was first given out in 1761 by King Charles III. The first person to hold it was Rodrigo Antonio de Mendoza y Caamaño. He was a descendant of the very first Lords of Rubianes. This title also comes with the important rank of Grandee, which is a very high noble status in Spain.

Who Held the Title?

The title of Lord or Lady of Casa Rubianes has been held by several people over the years. Here is a list of those who have held this important title since 1761:

• Rodrigo Antonio de Mendoza y Caamaño, 1st Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Joaquín Ginés de Oca y Moctezuma, 2nd Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Clara de Oca y Moctezuma, 3rd Lady of Casa Rubianes
• Juan Gayoso de Mendoza y Caamaño, 4th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Miguel Gayoso de Mendoza y Caamaño, 5th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• José Ramón Ozores y Calo, 6th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Juan Ozores y Valderrama, 7th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Jacobo Ozores y Mosquera, 8th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Gonzalo Ozores y Saavedra, 9th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Alfonso Ozores y Saavedra, 10th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Gonzalo Ozores y Úrcola, 11th Lord of Casa Rubianes
• Beatriz Ozores y Rey, 12th Lady of Casa Rubianes

See also

In Spanish: Señorío de la Casa de Rubianes para niños

• List of lords in the peerage of Spain
• List of current Grandees of Spain