Duke of Lerma (through her son)

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The Duke of Lerma was a powerful Spanish noble title most famously held by Francisco Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas, the influential favorite and chief minister of King Philip III of Spain in the early 17th century.

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instanceOf Spanish noble title
associatedDynasty House of Habsburg in Spain
linked to: House of Habsburg
associatedMonarch Philip III of Spain
country Spain
era Spanish Golden Age
governmentalInfluence de facto head of government under Philip III of Spain
historicalContext Spanish Habsburg monarchy
linked to: Habsburg Spain
languageOfTitle Spanish
linkedToEvent political dominance of Francisco Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas at the court of Philip III
linkedToInstitution Spanish court
monarchicalSystem absolute monarchy
mostFamousHolder Francisco Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas
linked to: Gómez de Sandoval
nobleFamily House of Sandoval y Rojas
nobleRank Duke
notableCentury 17th century
notableFor association with the valido system under Philip III of Spain
concentration of political power in a royal favorite
periodOfGreatestInfluence early 17th century
politicalRoleOfFamousHolder chief minister
royal favorite
powerBaseOfFamousHolder royal favor of Philip III of Spain
seatRegion Lerma, Castile
linked to: Lerma, Burgos
styleOfAddress His Excellency
succession hereditary succession
titleType hereditary peerage

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Isabel de Borja y Castro nobleTitleHolderInFamily Duke of Lerma (through her son)