#Leonor de Borbón

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Princesa Leonor - 25 de junio del 2022

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Todo listo en el Congreso para la ceremonia de jura de la Constitución de la Princesa Leonor

El Congreso de los Diputados ya tiene todo a punto para la ceremonia en la que la Princesa de Asturias, Leonor de Borbón, jurará la Constitución, que tendrá lugar el próximo 31 de octubre, justo el día en el que alcanzará la mayoría de edad. Este viernes ha concluido la práctica totalidad de los preparativos en los que la Cámara Baja viene trabajando desde la semana pasada, cuando comenzó…

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DAMA CADETE DOÑA LEONOR DE BORBÓN (II): JURA ANTE LA BANDERA DE ESPAÑA. Rafael Dávila Álvarez. General de División (R.)

Hace algo más de un mes la Princesa de Asturias Doña Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz entraba en la Academia General Militar de Zaragoza cuna de la formación de los oficiales del Ejército español. Era un día trascendente para ella, la familia Real y para España. Reunía dos características fáciles de entender. Una la natural preocupación de cualquier familia, sea Real o no, de que tu jovencísima hija se…

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Leonor reinará - ZoePost

Leonor reinará – ZoePost

Por Zoé Valdés. No podrá ser de otra manera, con su grandeza, la del esfuerzo en los estudios, la de su trabajo como Princesa, por España, que realiza desde los 12 años, por su belleza y limpieza de mirada, Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz reinará en España. Origen: Leonor reinará – ZoePost

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Happy 56th birthday to Felipe Vl of Spain!

Born on January 30th 1968, Felipe Juan Pablo Alfonso de Todos los Santos de Borbón y Grecia is the current King of Spain. Felipe ascended the throne on 19 June 2014 following the abdication of his father, King Juan Carlos I.

Felipe married Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano on the morning of 22 May 2004 in the Almudena Cathedral, Madrid. The couple has two daughters: Leonor, Princess of Asturias (18) and Infanta Sofia (16).

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THE BORBÓN GIRLS' 2023 YEAR IN REVIEW

2023 was their busiest year yet, full of engagements and milestones. LEONOR graduated from the United World College Atlantic College in Wales, United Kingdom; began her military training in August, and swore allegiance to the Spanish Constitution on her eighteenth birthday in October. SOFÍA received the Sacrament of Confirmation in May, completed her last term at the Santa María de los Rosales school in Madrid in June before moving to Wales in August to begin her international baccalaureate program at the United World College Atlantic College.

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Happy 18th birthday to the amazing Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz, Princess of Asturias, October 31st 2005 ❤️🤍

♡︎ Words fail to describe how I feel about this royal. She has stolen my heart in more ways than anyone could imagine. I can still remember when she made her first speech, it hasn’t been that long has it? How has this cute little girl grown into this amazing young woman so quickly? Why is time so cruel? She grew up right in front of our noses in the blink of an eye and I can’t wait to see her become the future Queen of Spain, Viva España, Viva Leonor ♡︎

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🇪🇸1955-2023 Borbón’s in the Military

1) Juan Carlos I- He attended the Instituto San Isidro and the Navy Orphans' College, both in Madrid, and the General Military Academy in Zaragoza. He was commissioned a lieutenant in the army in 1957.

2) Felipe VI 1985- In August 1985, a Royal Decree named Felipe as officer at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza. He began his military training there in September. He completed the first phase of his formation in October. In July 1986, he was promoted to Cadet 2nd Lieutenant. And is currently commander in chief of the Spanish Army.

3) Princess Leonor of Asturias 2023- On August 17, 2023, Princess Leonor enrolled at the Academia General Militar de Zaragoza (General Military Academy of Zaragoza) to begin the first of three years of military training.

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Happy Birthday, Your Majesty!!

Today, January 30th, King Felipe turns 55 years old. Born in Madrid, he was named after the first Borbón who reigned in Spain (Felipe V) and his parents are King Juan Carlos of Spain and Sofía of Greece.

He was baptised with the names of Felipe, Juan (after his paternal grandfather), Pablo (after his maternal grandfather), Alfonso (after Alfonso XIII, his great-grandfather) de Todos los Santos, his godparents were Queen Victoria Eugenia (his great-grandmother) and the Count of Barcelona.

In 1981 Felipe received the Collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece (an order of chivalry founded in 1430 in Bruges of which the King of Spain is Grand Master) and on his 18th birthday he swore loyalty to the King, before the Spanish Parliament, taking an oath to discharge his duties faithfully, to abide by the Constitution and the law and ensure that they are abided by, and to respect the rights of citizens and the Autonomous Communities, fully undertaking his institutional role as successor to the Crown.

His Majesty studied Law and Economy at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid after receiving military training in the Army, Air Force and the Navy. The then Prince of Asturias finished his education with a Master's Degree in International Relationships at Georgetown University's Edmund Walsh School of Foreign Service.

On 22 May 2004 at the Santa María la Real de la Almudena Cathedral of Madrid the Prince of Asturias married Doña Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano. They have two daughters, both born in Madrid. Leonor, b. 2005, is the current Princess of Asturias and her younger sister Sofía, b. 2007 is second in line to the throne.

Felipe became King on 19 June 2014 after his father's abdication, taking the Oath set forth in Article 61 of the Constitution and was proclaimed King before Parliament, with the name of Felipe VI.

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Santillana del Mar, Spain (No. 17)

Casa de los Hombrones or Casa de los Villa. It is located next to the so-called house of Leonor de la Vega, on Canton Street. It is a house built between the xv and the xvii. It was given this name by the two mustachioed knights who hold the huge baroque shield of the façade, coat of arms of the Villa.

House of Polanco and Lasso de la Vega or House of Leonor de la Vega. It is located on the street of the canton. It is from the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries built by Juan de Polanco. According to tradition, Leonor de la Vega, mother of the first Marquis of Santillana, lived in this building. On the façade you can see three Gothic shields of the Polanco-Lasso de la Vega alliance.

Torre del Merino or La Torrona. It is located in the old market square, today Ramón Pelayo. It is a tower of the fourteenth century, topped by battlements. It is so called because it is the place where the merino, an official who represented the king, dwelt.

Torre de don Borja or Santillana Foundation. It is in the Plaza de Ramón Pelayo. Although it must have had medieval origin, the part preserved and restored seems to be from the late fifteenth or early sixteenth century. On the sides of the parapet is a shield with the coat of arms of the Barreda. It has an interior courtyard that joins the two volumes. It owes its name to Don Francisco de Borja Barreda, last descendant of the Barreda in the nineteenth century. Among its later owners was the Infanta Paz de Borbón. In 1981 it was restored to be the headquarters of the Santillana Foundation.

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Remember when people thought this was real:

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Hace cien años, hubo dos infantas que despertaban la curiosidad del público y la prensa, tal y como hoy lo hacen la princesa Leonor y su hermana Sofía. Se trataba de Beatriz y María Cristina de Borbón y Battenberg, las hijas de Alfonso XIII y Victoria Eugenia.

Baby y Crista, como las llamaban, nacieron rodeadas de los privilegios y ritos de una monarquía decadente, pero con el estigma de la hemofilia, una terrible enfermedad heredada de su madre y de su bisabuela inglesa, la reina Victoria. Su infancia y juventud quedaron marcadas por tiempos turbulentos y episodios que moldearon la historia reciente de España. También sufrieron grandes tragedias familiares: la muerte inesperada de dos de sus hermanos, la separación de sus padres, las peleas dinásticas… Sin embargo, siempre aseguraron que su huida de España, la mañana del 15 de abril de 1931, y el largo y forzado exilio fueron sus mayores desgracias.

Con apenas veinte años, sin reino y con un futuro incierto, comenzaron una nueva vida en Italia. Las dos se casaron con nobles —el príncipe Alessandro Torlonia y el conde Enrico Marone-Cinzano—, se codearon con algunos de los protagonistas del siglo xx, formaron sus propias familias y, en sus últimos años, llegaron a ver la proclamación de su sobrino, Juan Carlos de Borbón, como rey de España.

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JURAR LA CONSTITUCIÓN Y JURAR BANDERA. Rafael Dávila Álvarez. General de División (R.)

El próximo día 31 de octubre la Princesa de Asturias cumplirá dieciocho años y jurará la Constitución ante las Cortes españolas. Antes, no menos importante pero más silenciado, el sábado día 7 de octubre, la Dama Cadete Doña Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz jurará bandera en la Academia General Militar de Zaragoza. Dos actos de hondo calado histórico, político y espiritual, dos compromisos vitales a los…

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ACTUALIZACIÓN: Jura de la Princesa de Asturias doña Leonor de Borbón

¡Bien!, pues continúo ampliando este artículo como era mi deseo… aunque ya adelanto que aún no lo he terminado totalmente, de hecho, sólo he completado uno de los apartados. Me falta añadir, por lo menos, otro dedicado a contar cuales fueron mis impresiones al vivir ese día a pie de calle (lo más interesante en mi opinión); por supuesto, otro repasando los precedentes históricos de este…

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NEWS: King Felipe VI has officially granted the Collar of the Spanish Order of Charles III to Princess Leonor, The Princess of Asturias in occasion of her 18th birthday later this month, “Wishing to give a token of my royal esteem to my daughter, Her Royal Highness The Princess of Asturias, Doña Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz, on her coming of age and on the occasion of her swearing in as Crown Princess of Spain, at the proposal of the President of the Government and following deliberation by the Council of Ministers at its meeting of 10 October 2023, 1 hereby bestow upon her the Collar of the Royal and Distinguished Spanish Order of Charles III”