House of Aguado
“Fortitudo et Honore”
Origin: The House of Aguado traces its roots to a noble warrior who defended the region against Moorish invasions.
Founded in 1050, the House of Aguado quickly became known for its military prowess and loyalty to the Catalan crown. The first Lord, Ramón Aguado, secured many lands through valiant battles, earning the title of Count by the end of the century. Throughout the 12th century, the Aguado family expanded their influence by forging alliances through marriage with other noble families. Notable among them was Countess Isabel, who played a crucial role in the politics of Catalonia, advocating for peace among rival factions. The Aguado family faced challenges during the civil wars of the late 13th cent…