Juan Manuel María de la Aurora

8th Duke of Escalona

Juan Manuel María de la Aurora - Leaders & Politicians born September 7th, 1650
Born
Died

1725
301 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Spain

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Held the title of 8th Duke of Escalona and was a notable figure in Spanish aristocracy. Participated in various political and social matters of the time, reflecting the influence of nobility in the 17th century. Engaged in courtly life and patronage, contributing to the cultural landscape of Spain during his lifetime.

Held the title of 8th Duke of Escalona

Participated in the political affairs of Spain

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