THE LIBRARY OF IBERIAN RESOURCES ONLINE
The Worlds of Alfonso the Learned and James
the Conqueror
Robert I. Burns, S.J., Ed.
Appendix: Genealogical Tables, Alfonso X and James
I
[211] The following simplified family trees show the main relationships
between Alfonso and James. They adapt the sequence of births to the requirements
of a crowded outline, and they omit a number of siblings and spouses. Some
names are in English (including Alfonso as English), where custom or this
book's usage has made that form more familar.
Abbreviations used are br. (brother), d. (died), div.
(divorced), dt. (daughter), m. (married), and n.
(niece). Italicized names mark spouses entering a main family in the table
(usually Alfonso's or James's) from without. Full capitals highlight Alfonso
and James, each at the center of his respective family; capitals and small
capitals
indicate more important individuals in the lines of the two kings.
TABLE ONE
TABLE TWO