Aragonese Nobility

The Aragonese nobility refers to the class of noble families that emerged in the Kingdom of Aragon, a historical region in northeastern Spain. This nobility held significant power and influence, especially during the medieval period. They owned large estates, participated in governance, and often played key roles in military endeavors. The Aragonese nobles were known for their titles, such as dukes and counts, and were pivotal in shaping the political landscape of both Aragon and, later, Spain as a whole. Their legacy includes contributions to culture, law, and the consolidation of Spanish identity.