House of Medina
“Sapientia et Virtus”
Origin: The House of Medina rose from a lineage of scholars and warriors committed to the Christian cause during the Reconquista.
Established in the late 11th century, the House of Medina played a crucial role in the cultural and military endeavors of the time. Their stronghold was known for fostering education and military training, making them invaluable allies to the Alcázar family. In 1130, Isabel de Medina, daughter of the house's founder, married Rodrigo de Alcázar, forging a powerful alliance that would shape the future of Letur Castle. This union brought together military strength and scholarly influence, enhancing both families' prestige. The Medinas produced several notable scholars and warriors, with members…