Castilian Nobility

Castilian nobility refers to the aristocratic class in medieval Castile, a region of Spain, comprising noble families with hereditary titles and land holdings. These nobles held significant social, political, and military power, serving as advisors to the king and providing military support. Their status was often marked by titles such as duke, count, or marquis, and they played a key role in governance and territorial management. The nobility also maintained privileges and wealth, contributing to the stability and hierarchy of Castilian society during medieval times.