Habsburg and Bourbon Spain

Tudela

Today: Spain

Years: 1512–1833
Role: City of the Ribera, seat of the Cortes of the kingdom

Tudela capitulated on 9 September 1512 after a siege, with Fernando the Catholic's promise to respect its fueros, and in 1513 it received the title of Very Noble and Very Loyal. The viceroys of Navarre chose it to hold the Cortes of the kingdom in 1538, 1549, 1558, 1565, 1583 and 1593. In 1783 Pope Pius VI created the diocese of Tudela and raised its collegiate church to a cathedral.

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Catedral de Santa María de Tudela (Catedral de Tudela): Cathedral, 1682 to 1738

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