García Ordóñez
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García Ordóñez
Summary
García Ordóñez is a human[1]. He was born on 1062[2]. He passed away in Uclés[3]. He died on June 5, 1108[4]. He worked as a tutor[5]. He has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[6]
Key Facts
- García Ordóñez died in Uclés[3].
- García Ordóñez was born on 1062[2].
- García Ordóñez died on June 5, 1108[4].
- García Ordóñez's father was Ordoño Ordóñez[7].
- García Ordóñez's mother was Anderquina[8].
- García Ordóñez was married to Urraca di Navarra[9].
- Among García Ordóñez's spouses was Ava of Rochechouart[10].
- A child of García Ordóñez was Fernando García de Hita[11].
- A child of García Ordóñez was García Garcés de Aza[12].
- García Ordóñez held citizenship in Kingdom of Castile[13].
- García Ordóñez's professions included tutor[5].
- García Ordóñez held the position of count[14].
- García Ordóñez held the position of lieutenant[15].
- García Ordóñez is recorded as male[16].
- García Ordóñez's instance of is recorded as human[17].
- García Ordóñez's noble title is recorded as count[18].
- García Ordóñez's military, police or special rank is recorded as knight[19].
- García Ordóñez was part of the conflict Battle of Uclés[20].
- García Ordóñez's given name is recorded as García[21].
- García Ordóñez's pseudonym is recorded as el Crespo de Grañón[22].
- García Ordóñez's pseudonym is recorded as el Boca torcida[23].
- García Ordóñez's pseudonym is recorded as el Boquituerto[24].
- García Ordóñez's significant event is recorded as Battle of Uclés[25].
- García Ordóñez's manner of death is recorded as death in battle[26].
- García Ordóñez's military casualty classification is recorded as killed in action[27].
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Origins and Family
García Ordóñez was born on 1062[2]. His father was Ordoño Ordóñez[7]. His mother was Anderquina[8].
Career and Affiliations
García Ordóñez worked as a tutor[5]. Positions held include count[14], a noble title[28] and lieutenant[15], a position[29].
Personal Life
Spouses include Urraca di Navarra[9], 1000–1095[30] and Ava of Rochechouart[10]. Children include Fernando García de Hita[11], a warrior[31], of Kingdom of Castile[32] and García Garcés de Aza[12], 1105–1159[33].
Death and Burial
García Ordóñez died on June 5, 1108[4]. He passed away in Uclés[3].
Why It Matters
García Ordóñez has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[6] He is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[34]
FAQs
Where did García Ordóñez die?
García Ordóñez passed away in Uclés[3].
Who were García Ordóñez's parents?
García Ordóñez's father was Ordoño Ordóñez[7]. García Ordóñez's mother was Anderquina[8].
Who was García Ordóñez married to?
García Ordóñez's spouses include Urraca di Navarra[9] and Ava of Rochechouart[10].
What did García Ordóñez do for work?
García Ordóñez worked as tutor[5].