clan of Vimara Peres



again these genealogical fancies (aunt, great-aunt, grandmother) are built on very uncertain allegations of kinship:

queen Ximena, wife of Alfonso III, was not necessarily daughter of king Gartzia I
http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00120397&tree=LEO

Oneka potentate in Portugal was not necessarily daughter of king Gartzia I
http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00551252&tree=LEO

It's very unsubstantiated to build things on their postulated sisterhood.


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some days ago, Francisco uttered:
"...This Diogo Fernandez was a castilian magnate, never mentioned as count
and never "owner" of Guimarães."

I wonder why Diogo is made a Castilian by francisco, when we know that Diogo's brother, count Ero Fernandes, flourished in Galicia, such as Lugo. Diogo Fernandes became prominent in the valley of Minho and therearound. It would rather be more plausible to think that these brothers were regional nobles of Galicia-Portucale.

And, then we see from Francisco's latest admission that actually, towards the end of his life Diogo held Guimaraes castle. which is a different thing than 'never'.
We do not have proper evidence whether it was Diogo or Oneka who held rights to Guimaraes. Diogo's family members were active in the neighborhood - such as Lugo; while Oneka's name is Basque.





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