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Cronista Rey De Armas
... The Spanish Cronista de Armas heraldic office dates back to the 16th century ... prior to that, heralds were usually named after provinces and non-capital cities, whilst reyes de armas were named after the Spanish kingdoms ... took several forms and eventually settled on a Corps of Chronicler King of Arms (Cuerpo de Cronista Rey de Armas) which was headed by an Elder or Dean (Decano) ...
... The Spanish Cronista de Armas heraldic office dates back to the 16th century ... prior to that, heralds were usually named after provinces and non-capital cities, whilst reyes de armas were named after the Spanish kingdoms ... took several forms and eventually settled on a Corps of Chronicler King of Arms (Cuerpo de Cronista Rey de Armas) which was headed by an Elder or Dean (Decano) ...
Mario Chanes De Armas - Background
... Chanes de Armas was one of a number of revolutionaries closely aligned to Castro during the battle against the Fulgencio Batista regime in Cuba, that felt ... of corrupt parties and fraudulent balloting which marked the Batista era", Chanes de Armas became increasingly active in the opposition movement against the new government ... According to The Economist's obituary of de Armas Prison was much less comfortable than before ...
... Chanes de Armas was one of a number of revolutionaries closely aligned to Castro during the battle against the Fulgencio Batista regime in Cuba, that felt ... of corrupt parties and fraudulent balloting which marked the Batista era", Chanes de Armas became increasingly active in the opposition movement against the new government ... According to The Economist's obituary of de Armas Prison was much less comfortable than before ...
Alfonso De Ceballos-Escalera Y Gila - Powers and Functions of The Cronista De Armas
... usually named after provinces and non-capital cities, whilst reyes de armas were named after the Spanish kingdoms ... kingdoms of medieval Iberia helped to distinguish a certain sense of ethnic identity, or limpieza de sangre, and heraldry was just one outlet for this form of national ... sovereigns restricted arms to members of the nobility by virtue of Law 64 of the 1583 Cortes de Tudela and was again reiterated by Law 13 of the 1642 Cortes ...
... usually named after provinces and non-capital cities, whilst reyes de armas were named after the Spanish kingdoms ... kingdoms of medieval Iberia helped to distinguish a certain sense of ethnic identity, or limpieza de sangre, and heraldry was just one outlet for this form of national ... sovereigns restricted arms to members of the nobility by virtue of Law 64 of the 1583 Cortes de Tudela and was again reiterated by Law 13 of the 1642 Cortes ...
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