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House of Cotoner

The House of Cotoner is a noble house distinguished in the service of the Spanish Monarchy until the 20th century.

Cotoner
Spanish nobility
Country Spain
Place of origin Regnum Maioricae
Previously
Foundedc.1370; 653 years ago (1370)[1]
FounderBernardo Cotoner
Current headIñigo Cotoner y Martos
Marquess of Mondejar (GOS)
Titles
  • SMOM, Grand Master
    (non-hereditary)
  • Adeje, Marquess of [es]
  • Amalfi, Duke (GOS)
  • Anglesola, Marquess of [es]
  • Ariany, Marquess of [es]
  • Belgida, Marquess of
  • la Cenia, Marquess of [es] (GOS)
  • Coruña, Count of
  • Gomera, Count of
  • Mondejar, Marquess of [es] (GOS)
  • Sallent, Count of
  • Tendilla, Count of [es]
  • Ugena, Viscount of
  • Villamayor, Marquess of
  • Villardompardo, Count of [es]
Style(s)"HMEH" (non-hereditary)
"His Excellency"
"His Illustriousness"
Estate(s)Cotone, Castello di [it]
Monte Pò, Castello di [it]
Montorgiali, Castello di [it]

History edit

Italian origins edit

The house's origins go back to the Italian city state of Republic of Siena (Italy).

When the Cotoner family grew in numbers, some of its members left Tuscany and established branches in various other places. Some went to Ascoli, where they founded and built the Castle of Monte Pastillo in Sicily, where they held the principality of Castelnuovo and Santa Caterina, keeping the memory of their Signoria del Cotoné in the Republic of Siena.[2][3][4][5]

One of those branches was to become one of the so-called "Nou Cases" (meaning Nine Houses)[6] in the Kingdom of Majorca, for there were nine "nobilis et Antique familiae'". These nine families were also incorporated into the Nobility governing and legislative bodies, like all the other houses, of the Kingdom but differed by the quality of their lineage.[7]

Settlement in Majorca edit

 
Location of the Kingdom of Majorca in relation to the other territories that comprised the Crown of Aragon in the 15th century.

Bernardo Cotoner is first documented in the Kingdom of Majorca when setting up a "beneficio" for the Parish of Santa Eulalia and then again on 1363, acquiring a farmhouse ("alqueria") in Valldemossa. On July 23, 1370 Letters patent were issued by Peter IV of Aragon confirming tax exception as well as their nobility for them participants in the conquest and his successors.[1]

His son Nicolas Cotoner y Genovard had three sons: Nicolas, Bernardo y Gabriel Cotoner y Saguals, setting up three distinct branches.[8] Bernardo Cotoner y Saguals earned on July 18, 1463, for his merits and services, privilege for perpetuity in the "braç militar" of the Kingdom of Mallorca.[9]

 
Coat of Arms of Raphael y Nicolas Cotoner, Grand Masters of the Order of Malta in the 17th century. Chapel of Saint George, or the Langue of Aragon, Saint John's Co-Cathedral, in the island of Malta.

It will be however, the great-grandson of Nicolas Cotoner y Saguals, Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar who will effectively consolidate the influence of the family. Antonio had been acting in the Res publica of his country, having demonstrated special talents and deserving the trust of the sworn representatives of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca to perform an important commission.[10] Perpetual privilege was issued in October 18, 1569 effectively knighted 1572 by Philip II of Spain.[1]

Of special relevance, is the historic and close relationship of this family with the Knights Hospitaller also known as Order of Malta with the ascension of Raphael and Nicolas Cotoner to the sovereign dignity of Grand Masters.[11]

Notable members edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b c Pardo Manuel de Villena, A. (1932). «Grandes Maestres de la Orden de Malta pertenecientes a las Lenguas de Castilla y Aragón en los siglos 17 y 18 y su intervención en la política internacional de la época». Recepción Pública en la Real Academia de la Historia (Página 42).
  2. ^ Guida alla Maremma mediavale 12. Cotone (P.169-174) "Il castello di Cotone, che non figura nelle spartizioni dei centricontrollati dagli Aldobrandeschi nel XIII secolo, era all’epoca do-minato da un gruppo signorile locale, che nel primo Trecento ri-sulta strettamente legato ai cosiddetti “Conti di Montorgiali”, unaconsorteria nobiliare rurale che nei decenni centrali del Duecentoagiva nell’area in sintonia con il Comune di Siena, contrapponen-dosi agli Aldobrandeschi di Sovana-Pitigliano. Una sottomissione al Comune di Siena in cui si fa esplicita men-zione del castello di Cotone, comunque, si realizzò solo negli ul-timi anni del governo popolare dei Nove, quando nel 1351 la famiglia signorile discendente dai “conti di Montorgiali”, vale a dire i “Maggi – del Cotone”, sottomise al Comune di Siena questo ca-stello unitamente, appunto, a quello di Montorgiali. Nel 1378 gliesponenti del medesimo gruppo familiare alienarono più consi-stenti diritti giurisdizionali sul castello e sul territorio di Cotone alComune di Siena, che prese possesso, tra l’altro, della “torre delcassero” e di un “palazzo” nella “fortezza” del castello. Pochi annidopo, nel 1385 il Cotone venne occupato dalle masnade dellacompagnia militare dei Bretoni, unitesi a quelle del magnate seneseribelle Spinello Tolomei, sino a che l’esercito di Siena, appoggiatodalle truppe dei Salimbeni, magnati antagonisti dei Tolomei per ilpredominio sul governo senese, occuparono nuovamente il centro."
  3. ^ Storia di Montepulciano - La città e i suoi misteri di Mario Morganti
  4. ^ Mango di Casalgerardo, Antonino (1915). Il Nobiliario di Sicilia, Volume 2 (in Italian). Forni. pp. 54, 244 y 299. ISBN 0341643203. 9780341643203. Retrieved 15 April 2019. Godette nobiltà in Messina ed in Palermo. Possedette i principati di Castelnuovo e di Villermosa, i marchesati di Altamira e di Analista, le contee di Bavuso e di Naso, le baronie di Linguaglossa, Rapani, Fiumefreddo, San Basile, Lauro, Giardinello ecc.
  5. ^ "Scansano" (in Italian). Siena: Toscana.info. Le prime notizie del Castello e Corte di Montorgiali si hanno in una bolla di Clemente III dell'anno 1188 diretta al Vescovo di Grosseto. Il Castello, di aspetto possente data la sua struttura a facciavista, fu costruito in vetta ad un poggio e presenta ancora oggi importanti finestre ad arco e mensole di piombatoi ormai spariti. Il Castello ed il Borgo seguirono le vicissitudini derivanti dalle ostilità fra gli Aldobrandeschi del ramo di Santa Fiora e la Repubblica di Siena. I Conti di Montorgiali, dapprima Vassalli degli Aldobrandeschi, nel 1224 si schierarono con Siena e sostennero costose guerre che li costrinsero, per fronteggiare le spese, a cedere diritti di alcuni beni fra i quali Castiglioncello e relativo distretto. Nell'anno 1378 Montorgiali fu venduto alla Repubblica di Siena.
  6. ^ Introducción al estudio de "Sea Nou Cases" (in Spanish)
  7. ^ MONTANER, P. y PORQUERE, E.: Subendogamias en el Mediterráneo, los ejemplos mallorquines de la Aristocracia y de los descendientes de los judíos, Palma 1989, Estudics Balearics, nº 34 p. 82 (in Spanish)
  8. ^ Enciclopedia.Cat - Ref Cotoner y Saguals (in Catalan)
  9. ^ Piferrer, Francisco (1859). Nobiliario de los reinos de España - Ref. Ciudadano Militar del Reino (in Spanish).
  10. ^ (PDF) (in Spanish). p. 149. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2019-03-24.
  11. ^ Biblioteca Digital deles Illes Balears - Bolletí Societat Arqueologica Lulliana (p. 312) (in Spanish)
  12. ^ Álvarez-Nóvoa, Carlos (1971). La Justicia en el Antiguo Reyno de Mallorca - Ref. Antonio Cotoner (in Spanish).
  13. ^ Piferrer, Francisco (1859). Nobiliario de los reinos y señoríos de España - Ref. Antonio Cotoner (in Spanish).
  14. ^ (PDF) (in Spanish). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  15. ^ Biblioteca de Escritores Baleares - Ref. Bernardo Luis Cotoner (in Spanish). 1868.
  16. ^ "Rafael Cotoner y de Oleza - The 60th Grandmaster of The Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta".
  17. ^ Richards, Brian (2008). Malta (5 ed.). New Holland Publishers. p. 65. ISBN 978-1-84537-871-4.
  18. ^ Cronicón Mayoricense, noticias y relaciones históricas de Mallorca desde 1229 a 1800 - ref.Marcos Antonio Cotoner y Sureda (in Spanish)
  19. ^ Sanna, Vincenzo Bacallar Y. (1725). Comentarios de la guerra de España, e historia de su Rey Felipe V - ref. Marcos Antonio Cotoner y Sureda (in Spanish).
  20. ^ Bover, J. M. (1847). Ref. Fernando Cotoner y Chacón (in Spanish).
  21. ^ Cabrera, Gilberto R. (1997). Puerto Rico y su historia íntima, 1500-1996: Siglos XIX y XX - Ref.Fernando Cotoner y Chacón (in Spanish).
  22. ^ Arteche, José Gómez de (1889). El Teniente General Fernando Cotoner y Chacón, Marqués de la Cenia (in Spanish).
  23. ^ Senado - Expediente personal de Fernando Cotoner y Chacón (in Spanish)
  24. ^ Los jefes de Casa del Rey (in Spanish)

External links edit

  • Notes & Queries, Volume 9: Letters from Charles II of England to Fra' Nicolás Cotoner.
  • Times of Malta: Cappella Musicale Pontificia, concerti straordinari.

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The House of Cotoner is a noble house distinguished in the service of the Spanish Monarchy until the 20th century CotonerSpanish nobilityCountry SpainPlace of originRegnum MaioricaePreviously Repubblica di SienaFoundedc 1370 653 years ago 1370 1 FounderBernardo CotonerCurrent headInigo Cotoner y MartosMarquess of Mondejar GOS TitlesSMOM Grand Master non hereditary Adeje Marquess of es Amalfi Duke GOS Anglesola Marquess of es Ariany Marquess of es Belgida Marquess of la Cenia Marquess of es GOS Coruna Count of Gomera Count of Mondejar Marquess of es GOS Sallent Count of Tendilla Count of es Ugena Viscount of Villamayor Marquess of Villardompardo Count of es Style s HMEH non hereditary His Excellency His Illustriousness Estate s Cotone Castello di it Monte Po Castello di it Montorgiali Castello di it Contents 1 History 1 1 Italian origins 1 2 Settlement in Majorca 2 Notable members 3 References 4 External linksHistory editItalian origins edit The house s origins go back to the Italian city state of Republic of Siena Italy When the Cotoner family grew in numbers some of its members left Tuscany and established branches in various other places Some went to Ascoli where they founded and built the Castle of Monte Pastillo in Sicily where they held the principality of Castelnuovo and Santa Caterina keeping the memory of their Signoria del Cotone in the Republic of Siena 2 3 4 5 One of those branches was to become one of the so called Nou Cases meaning Nine Houses 6 in the Kingdom of Majorca for there were nine nobilis et Antique familiae These nine families were also incorporated into the Nobility governing and legislative bodies like all the other houses of the Kingdom but differed by the quality of their lineage 7 Settlement in Majorca edit nbsp Location of the Kingdom of Majorca in relation to the other territories that comprised the Crown of Aragon in the 15th century Bernardo Cotoner is first documented in the Kingdom of Majorca when setting up a beneficio for the Parish of Santa Eulalia and then again on 1363 acquiring a farmhouse alqueria in Valldemossa On July 23 1370 Letters patent were issued by Peter IV of Aragon confirming tax exception as well as their nobility for them participants in the conquest and his successors 1 His son Nicolas Cotoner y Genovard had three sons Nicolas Bernardo y Gabriel Cotoner y Saguals setting up three distinct branches 8 Bernardo Cotoner y Saguals earned on July 18 1463 for his merits and services privilege for perpetuity in the brac militar of the Kingdom of Mallorca 9 nbsp Coat of Arms of Raphael y Nicolas Cotoner Grand Masters of the Order of Malta in the 17th century Chapel of Saint George or the Langue of Aragon Saint John s Co Cathedral in the island of Malta It will be however the great grandson of Nicolas Cotoner y Saguals Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar who will effectively consolidate the influence of the family Antonio had been acting in the Res publica of his country having demonstrated special talents and deserving the trust of the sworn representatives of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca to perform an important commission 10 Perpetual privilege was issued in October 18 1569 effectively knighted 1572 by Philip II of Spain 1 Of special relevance is the historic and close relationship of this family with the Knights Hospitaller also known as Order of Malta with the ascension of Raphael and Nicolas Cotoner to the sovereign dignity of Grand Masters 11 Notable members editAntonio Cotoner y Vallobar born 1518 Nuncio or extraordinary Ambassador of the Kingdom of Majorca in 1571 12 and facilitated the royal sanction to establish a Real Audiencia in Majorca He was issued perpetual privilege to nobility in October 18 1569 and was knighted by Philip II of Spain own hands in 1572 13 Bernado Luis Cotoner y Ballester 1571 1641 son of Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar in his second marriage 14 he dedicated his life to the study of law and at the University of Avignon received his Tassels both in Canon law and Roman Law 15 In good age he joined the Ecclesial Estate Member of the Dominican Order he came to be Apostolic Inquisitor of the Kingdom of Sardinia General Inquisitor in the kingdoms of Majorca Aragon Valencia and in the County of Barcelona He died in 1641 when acting as visitador to the Holy office in Sicily Fra Rafael Cotoner y Oleza 1601 20 October 1663 was the 60th Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller or as it is already known by that time the Order of Malta serving in that position from 5 June 1660 to his death on 20 October 1663 following the brief reign of Annet de Clermont Gessant 16 After his death he was succeeded as Grand Master by his brother Nicolas Fra Nicolas Cotoner y Oleza 1608 Mallorca 29 April 1680 Malta was the 61st Prince and Grand Master of the Order of Malta between 1663 and 1680 He was the son of Marc Antoni Cotoner i de Santmarti and brother of the previous Grandmaster Rafael Cotoner 17 Marcos Antonio Cotoner y Sureda 18 1665 1749 was a Spanish noble politician and military 1st Marquess of Ariany and I Regidor of Palma de Mallorca following the Nueva Planta decrees issued by Philip V of Spain 19 Fernando Cotoner y Chacon 20 1817 1888 1st Marquess de la Cenia GOS OCIII KOC Lieutenant at the Carlist Wars Governor of Puerto Rico 21 interim Minister of War and Director general of the Civil Guard 22 Captain General of the Balearic Islands Senator for life for the Balearic Islands 23 Nicolas Cotoner y Cotoner 23rd Marquess of Mondejar 25th Count of Tendilla 7th Marquess of Ariany GOS KOGF OCIII KOC OM 19 October 1905 6 March 1996 was a Spanish nobleman and military officer head of the Royal Household of Spain under Juan Carlos I from 1975 to 1990 24 References edit a b c Pardo Manuel de Villena A 1932 Grandes Maestres de la Orden de Malta pertenecientes a las Lenguas de Castilla y Aragon en los siglos 17 y 18 y su intervencion en la politica internacional de la epoca Recepcion Publica en la Real Academia de la Historia Pagina 42 Guida alla Maremma mediavale 12 Cotone P 169 174 Il castello di Cotone che non figura nelle spartizioni dei centricontrollati dagli Aldobrandeschi nel XIII secolo era all epoca do minato da un gruppo signorile locale che nel primo Trecento ri sulta strettamente legato ai cosiddetti Conti di Montorgiali unaconsorteria nobiliare rurale che nei decenni centrali del Duecentoagiva nell area in sintonia con il Comune di Siena contrapponen dosi agli Aldobrandeschi di Sovana Pitigliano Una sottomissione al Comune di Siena in cui si fa esplicita men zione del castello di Cotone comunque si realizzo solo negli ul timi anni del governo popolare dei Nove quando nel 1351 la famiglia signorile discendente dai conti di Montorgiali vale a dire i Maggi del Cotone sottomise al Comune di Siena questo ca stello unitamente appunto a quello di Montorgiali Nel 1378 gliesponenti del medesimo gruppo familiare alienarono piu consi stenti diritti giurisdizionali sul castello e sul territorio di Cotone alComune di Siena che prese possesso tra l altro della torre delcassero e di un palazzo nella fortezza del castello Pochi annidopo nel 1385 il Cotone venne occupato dalle masnade dellacompagnia militare dei Bretoni unitesi a quelle del magnate seneseribelle Spinello Tolomei sino a che l esercito di Siena appoggiatodalle truppe dei Salimbeni magnati antagonisti dei Tolomei per ilpredominio sul governo senese occuparono nuovamente il centro Storia di Montepulciano La citta e i suoi misteri di Mario Morganti Mango di Casalgerardo Antonino 1915 Il Nobiliario di Sicilia Volume 2 in Italian Forni pp 54 244 y 299 ISBN 0341643203 9780341643203 Retrieved 15 April 2019 Godette nobilta in Messina ed in Palermo Possedette i principati di Castelnuovo e di Villermosa i marchesati di Altamira e di Analista le contee di Bavuso e di Naso le baronie di Linguaglossa Rapani Fiumefreddo San Basile Lauro Giardinello ecc Scansano in Italian Siena Toscana info Le prime notizie del Castello e Corte di Montorgiali si hanno in una bolla di Clemente III dell anno 1188 diretta al Vescovo di Grosseto Il Castello di aspetto possente data la sua struttura a facciavista fu costruito in vetta ad un poggio e presenta ancora oggi importanti finestre ad arco e mensole di piombatoi ormai spariti Il Castello ed il Borgo seguirono le vicissitudini derivanti dalle ostilita fra gli Aldobrandeschi del ramo di Santa Fiora e la Repubblica di Siena I Conti di Montorgiali dapprima Vassalli degli Aldobrandeschi nel 1224 si schierarono con Siena e sostennero costose guerre che li costrinsero per fronteggiare le spese a cedere diritti di alcuni beni fra i quali Castiglioncello e relativo distretto Nell anno 1378 Montorgiali fu venduto alla Repubblica di Siena Introduccion al estudio de Sea Nou Cases in Spanish MONTANER P y PORQUERE E Subendogamias en el Mediterraneo los ejemplos mallorquines de la Aristocracia y de los descendientes de los judios Palma 1989 Estudics Balearics nº 34 p 82 in Spanish Enciclopedia Cat Ref Cotoner y Saguals in Catalan Piferrer Francisco 1859 Nobiliario de los reinos de Espana Ref Ciudadano Militar del Reino in Spanish Biblioteca Digital deles Illes Balears Bolleti Societat Arqueologica Lulliana PDF in Spanish p 149 Archived from the original PDF on 2016 03 04 Retrieved 2019 03 24 Biblioteca Digital deles Illes Balears Bolleti Societat Arqueologica Lulliana p 312 in Spanish Alvarez Novoa Carlos 1971 La Justicia en el Antiguo Reyno de Mallorca Ref Antonio Cotoner in Spanish Piferrer Francisco 1859 Nobiliario de los reinos y senorios de Espana Ref Antonio Cotoner in Spanish Biblioteca Digital de les Illes Balears p 219 PDF in Spanish Archived from the original PDF on 2016 03 03 Retrieved 2019 03 31 Biblioteca de Escritores Baleares Ref Bernardo Luis Cotoner in Spanish 1868 Rafael Cotoner y de Oleza The 60th Grandmaster of The Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta Richards Brian 2008 Malta 5 ed New Holland Publishers p 65 ISBN 978 1 84537 871 4 Cronicon Mayoricense noticias y relaciones historicas de Mallorca desde 1229 a 1800 ref Marcos Antonio Cotoner y Sureda in Spanish Sanna Vincenzo Bacallar Y 1725 Comentarios de la guerra de Espana e historia de su Rey Felipe V ref Marcos Antonio Cotoner y Sureda in Spanish Bover J M 1847 Ref Fernando Cotoner y Chacon in Spanish Cabrera Gilberto R 1997 Puerto Rico y su historia intima 1500 1996 Siglos XIX y XX Ref Fernando Cotoner y Chacon in Spanish Arteche Jose Gomez de 1889 El Teniente General Fernando Cotoner y Chacon Marques de la Cenia in Spanish Senado Expediente personal de Fernando Cotoner y Chacon in Spanish Los jefes de Casa del Rey in Spanish External links editNotes amp Queries Volume 9 Letters from Charles II of England to Fra Nicolas Cotoner Times of Malta Cappella Musicale Pontificia concerti straordinari Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title House of Cotoner amp oldid 1157091545, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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