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Pedro Ansúrez (floruit 1065–1117; died probably 9 September 1118) was a Castilian nobleman, count of Liébana, Saldaña and Carrión in the closing decades of the eleventh century and the opening decades of the twelfth. He is considered the founder and first lord of Valladolid. In 1114, out of fear of Hell, Pedro Ansúrez donated some land at Fuensaldaña to the church of Valladolid.

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  • Pedro Ansúrez (? - Valladolid, 1117), senyor de Valladolid, comte de Liébana, Saldaña i Carrión. Pedro era descendent de la família Beni Gómez, que era una antiga família de comtes documentada des del segle x al nord de Palència i la Liébana. Era fill d'Ansur Díaz i Justa Fernández, es va casar dues vegades, la primera amb la Senyora Eylo, filla del comte Alfonso Muñoz, (una unió li va reportar a Pedro nombroses propietats a la vall de Triguero), i la segona amb Elvira Sánchez. Va ser uns dels nobles més propers al rei Alfons VI, a qui va acompanyar el 1072 el seu exili a Toledo. Anys més tard, essent Alfons rei de Lleó i Castella, va encarregar a Pedro Ansúrez i a la seva esposa la senyora Eylo la repoblació de Valladolid, cosa que van fer portant diversa gent dels seus comtats de Palència de Saldaña i Carrión. Tanmateix, el creixement de la ciutat no es va produir fins que Alfons VI atorgà el seu senyoriu al comte Pedro Ansúrez, i es va desenvolupar enormement durant la seva vida. Don Pedro va fer-hi construir un palau per a ell i la seva esposa, que no es conserva. També va edificar-hi un hospital i un pont sobre el riu Pisuerga així com edificis religiosos com l'Església de Santa María la Antigua i la Col·legiata de Santa María (a on actualment hi ha la Catedral). Pedro posseïa les terres que aleshores eren limítrofes amb el Regne de Castella, i que anaven des de la Liébana a Cuéllar on també es tenen notícies de repoblacions seves. En enviduar la seva filla María del seu marit el comte d'Urgell, Ermengol V, Pedro Ansúrez es va traslladar al comtat català com protector del seu net Ermengol VI. Allà va viure entre els anys 1102 i 1108, i prengué part activa junt amb Ramon Berenguer III a la conquesta de Balaguer. * Sepulcre del Comte Ansúrez a catedral de Valladolid * Estàtua dedicada al comte Pedro Ansúrez a la plaça Major a Valladolid * Estendard de comte Pedro Ansúrez, conservat al Museu Arqueològic de Valladolid. * Suposada espasa del Comte Ansúrez (ca)
  • Pedro Ansúrez († 1117/1118) war ein spanischer Adliger im späten 11. und frühen 12. Jahrhundert, der eine herausragende Position an den Höfen der leónesisch-kastilischen Monarchen Alfons VI. (1065–1109) und Urraca (1109–1126) innehatte. (de)
  • Pedro ANSÚREZ (c. 1037-Valladolid, 1118) estis grafo en Liebana, Carrión kaj Saldaña, kaj senjoro de Valadolido, en kies katedralo, li estas entombigita. (eo)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (c. 1037​-Valladolid, 9 de septiembre de 1118/1119​) fue conde en Liébana, Carrión y Saldaña y señor de Valladolid, en cuya catedral está enterrado. (es)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (floruit 1065–1117; died probably 9 September 1118) was a Castilian nobleman, count of Liébana, Saldaña and Carrión in the closing decades of the eleventh century and the opening decades of the twelfth. He is considered the founder and first lord of Valladolid. Pedro was a descendant of the Beni Gómez family of Castilian nobility, the son of , by his first wife, whose name is unknown. His grandfather, , was a count of Saldaña and Carrión. Pedro married twice, the first time by 17 June 1084 to Elo (or Eylo), daughter of Count Alfonso Muñoz and Aldonza González of Trigueros. She was dead by 17 September 1114, when Pedro made a donation for the good of her soul to the canons of the cathedral of Valladolid, and he appears the next day with his second wife, Elvira Sánchez, whom he may have wed some time before. Pedro had five children: Alfonso, Fernando, María, Mayor, and Urraca. Alfonso died young and his sarcophagus, commissioned by Pedro, can still be seen in the museum of Sahagún. Pedro and Elo's children were raised in the household of a lesser nobleman: that of Citi Álvarez and his wife Froilo, who were duly rewarded for their services with a grant of land. Pedro was one of the nobles closest to Alfonso VI of León and Castile, although the later claim that he was Alfonso's tutor or guardian during his youth must be dismissed, since the king and Pedro were of roughly the same age. During 24 July–3 September 1067 Pedro served as the majordomo of Alfonso's court. He was raised by the king to the rank of count perhaps as early as 22 November 1068, certainly before 1 November 1070, after which time he always signs charters using the title. In 1072, he accompanied Alfonso into exile in Toledo. Later, when Alfonso returned to inherit the kingdoms of León and Castile, Pedro and Eylo were charged with the repopulation of Valladolid. This they did with men from their counties of Saldaña and Carrión. However, the city really began to grow when its lordship was given to Pedro some years later. He became a prolific builder, constructing a large palace for himself and his wife, which has not survived, and a hospital. He built a bridge over the Pisuerga and many religious edifices, like the church of Santa María la Antigua and the , which served as the site of the cathedral (the bishop's seat). The environs of Valladolid formed the outer limits of the Kingdom of Castile at his time and Pedro was responsible for the repopulating of the region between Liébana and Cuéllar. His massive frontier district included the historically significant city of Toledo. In 1095, his lordship included Madrid. Around 1087, at the time of the marriage of Alfonso's eldest daughter and heiress apparent, Urraca, to Raymond of Burgundy, the king appointed Pedro to be her guardian (tutor), and she stayed at his court according to the later Primera Crónica General (late 13th century). This probably served to prevent the accumulation of too great influence in the hands of the French. Towards the end of the century, Pedro's power and influence were diminished by the extension of that of the Capetians Raymond and Henry of Burgundy. When his daughter María was widowed by the Count of Urgel, Ermengol V, Pedro transferred the guardianship of her son, Ermengol VI, to Raymond Berengar III of Barcelona. Between 1103 and 1108, Pedro was in exile in Urgell, having displeased Alfonso VI. He took an active part in the conquest of Balaguer. Pedro brought with him to Urgell his armour-bearer (armiger), a knight by the name of Íñigo Pérez. Only the greater magnates could afford to employ officers like this. The armiger, or alférez, was responsible for leading Pedro's mesnada (retinue) into battle. In 1114, out of fear of Hell, Pedro Ansúrez donated some land at Fuensaldaña to the church of Valladolid. In 1143, Sancho Ansúrez, Pedro's grandson by his daughter Urraca, introduced the Premonstratensian Order into Spain when he became abbot of , moved to Retuerta in 1146. Sancho had studied under Saint Norbert at Prémontré. (en)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (1037 circa – Valladolid, 9 dicembre 1117) è stato un politico e militare spagnolo, conte di Liébana, Saldaña e Carrión dal 1047 e primo signore di Valladolid dal 1072 fino alla sua morte. (it)
  • Педро Ансурес (исп. Pedro Ansúrez; ок. 1037 — 9 сентября 1118/1119) — кастильский дворянин, граф де Льебана, Каррион и Сальданья в последние десятилетия XI века и в первые десятилетия XII века. Он считается основателем и первым сеньором Вальядолида. (ru)
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  • Lands held or controlled by Pedro Ansúrez, and his exiles: clockwise from top, Liébana, Cabezón, Entrepeñas, Saldaña, Carrión, Melgar, Torremormojón, Valladolid, Simancas, Tordesillas, Toro and Zamora, plus Madrid to the south, not all controlled simultaneously; blue, count Pedro's exiles: Toledo to the south, where he would later also hold land, and the County of Urgell to the east. (en)
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  • Pedro Ansúrez († 1117/1118) war ein spanischer Adliger im späten 11. und frühen 12. Jahrhundert, der eine herausragende Position an den Höfen der leónesisch-kastilischen Monarchen Alfons VI. (1065–1109) und Urraca (1109–1126) innehatte. (de)
  • Pedro ANSÚREZ (c. 1037-Valladolid, 1118) estis grafo en Liebana, Carrión kaj Saldaña, kaj senjoro de Valadolido, en kies katedralo, li estas entombigita. (eo)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (c. 1037​-Valladolid, 9 de septiembre de 1118/1119​) fue conde en Liébana, Carrión y Saldaña y señor de Valladolid, en cuya catedral está enterrado. (es)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (1037 circa – Valladolid, 9 dicembre 1117) è stato un politico e militare spagnolo, conte di Liébana, Saldaña e Carrión dal 1047 e primo signore di Valladolid dal 1072 fino alla sua morte. (it)
  • Педро Ансурес (исп. Pedro Ansúrez; ок. 1037 — 9 сентября 1118/1119) — кастильский дворянин, граф де Льебана, Каррион и Сальданья в последние десятилетия XI века и в первые десятилетия XII века. Он считается основателем и первым сеньором Вальядолида. (ru)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (? - Valladolid, 1117), senyor de Valladolid, comte de Liébana, Saldaña i Carrión. Pedro era descendent de la família Beni Gómez, que era una antiga família de comtes documentada des del segle x al nord de Palència i la Liébana. Era fill d'Ansur Díaz i Justa Fernández, es va casar dues vegades, la primera amb la Senyora Eylo, filla del comte Alfonso Muñoz, (una unió li va reportar a Pedro nombroses propietats a la vall de Triguero), i la segona amb Elvira Sánchez. * Sepulcre del Comte Ansúrez a catedral de Valladolid * * * Suposada espasa del Comte Ansúrez (ca)
  • Pedro Ansúrez (floruit 1065–1117; died probably 9 September 1118) was a Castilian nobleman, count of Liébana, Saldaña and Carrión in the closing decades of the eleventh century and the opening decades of the twelfth. He is considered the founder and first lord of Valladolid. In 1114, out of fear of Hell, Pedro Ansúrez donated some land at Fuensaldaña to the church of Valladolid. (en)
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