Classify Pilar Barbacid Andalusian Indian Padel player

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Pilar Barbacid From Andalusia

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Gracile Med

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Barbacid

Type:Heraldic Dossier
Text language: Spanish
Nobility: Lords - Knights - Noble Family
Nobles in:Spain (Castile)

This surname is widespread in the peninsula with numerous manor houses. From references by historians of the time and others found by Araldis in the registry archives of cities and other private ones, we could affirm, but not assure, that this coat of arms or another very similar to it, initially appeared from the eleventh to the fourteenth century, particularly in the escort of the king of Castile, D. Fernando el Santo, who met his mother in 1245 in a place called Pozuelo where Ciudad Real was later founded. References to this family seem to be more frequent from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries, especially the events of the escort that accompanied the future King D. Felipe, son of Carlos I (V of Germany), from Coruña to Southampton on July 20, 1554 for the celebration of his wedding with the ungraceful Doña Maria Tudor. called the Bloodthirsty, Queen of England and daughter of Henry VIII. All of this seems to coincide with the family memory of some of the members of the branch of the Barbacid familiy.

Manor House: Historically, the house in which the head, head or first notable man of a noble lineage resided, to which he gave his name or titles of honor resided

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I didn't know that was a sport and I thought you meant she was Indian, which I could accept as well, at a first look.

now figuring out she isn't actually Indian but the sport is called like that, I can see her as Mediterranean as well. but that was interesting to note, nevertheless. I did notice the body type / body shape and thought she looks non-Indian by the body.

wanted to add that she is good-looking