0 New Mexican Roots - New England Roots Diego Muñoz de Saldana
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Nuño Muñoz "él de Castrojeriz," Conde de Castilla
(-After 910)
(Señorita) Rodríguez de Castilla
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Nuño Núñez Conde de Castilla
(-After 914)
Diego Muñoz de Saldana
(-951)

 

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Tigridia Núñez de Castilla

Diego Muñoz de Saldana

  • Born: Iberian Peninsula
  • Marriage: Tigridia Núñez de Castilla
  • Died: 15 May 951 or 952, Iberian Peninsula 488

bullet  Noted events in his life were:

• Living: "Flourished" between 936-961. 182

• Dates & Events. 488
Diego Muñoz was the son of Munio Gómez and Conde de Saldaña. Until the early 940s he was a supporter of the kings of León, signing in 941 the pact between King Ramiro II and the Caliph. In 943, conde don Diego allied himself with Fernando González Conde de Castilla and rebelled against Ramiro II King of León but was captured and briefly imprisoned in Gordón. His last documented appearance is as witness to King Ordoño III's donation to the monastery of Sahagún 15 May 951.

Tegridia is mentioned in her husband's 940 donation to the monastery of San Román de Entrepeñas, which also mentions Munio, Gómez, Elvira and Osorio assumed to be four of their children.


Diego married Tigridia Núñez de Castilla, daughter of Nuño Fernández conde de Castilla and Unknown. (Tigridia Núñez de Castilla died after 940.)


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