House of Galdona
| House of Galdona Casa de Galdona | |
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| Royal House | |
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| Country |  Pecario |
| Founded | June 14, 1652 |
| Founder | Diego de Galdona |
| Current head | Alfonso III |
| Titles | King of Pecario |
| Motto | Honor y Raíces (Honor and Roots) |
| Estate(s) | La Reina’s Palace (Fortaleza) |
The House of Galdona (Iberic: Casa de Galdona) is a historic dynasty from Pecario, established in Alharu the region of Mesothalassa. The dynasty traces its origins back to 1652 with the coronation of Diego de Galdona, who unified Pecario's nobility during a period of internal conflict. In 1717, when the Treaty of Gorgia placed Pecario under the authority of the Iveric Republic, Leovigildo II and his family were reduced to a ceremonial role. However, they retained influence as symbols of Pecario’s heritage.
Throughout the 18th century, as Iveric influence waned, the Galdonas continued to serve as the cultural stewards of Pecario. In 1732, Isabel I assumed the throne as Pecario’s first queen from the Galdona line, cementing the family’s legacy as protectors of Pecario's unique syncretic culture. By the late 19th century, the kingdom’s symbolic independence grew as the monarchy adapted to Pecario’s evolving national identity.
Monarchs of Pecario
| Portrait | Monarch (Birth–Death) |
Reign Duration in years and days | ||
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| 1 | 
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Diego I of Pecario|His Majesty Diego I "El unificador" Diego Fernando de Galdona (1610–1675) |
1652 | 1675 |
| 23 years and 8 days | ||||
| ? | 
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Pedro I de Galdona|His Majesty Pedro I "El mayordomo" Pedro Luis de Galdona (1640–1702) |
1675 | 1702 |
| 26 years and 235 days | ||||
| 3 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo I Leovigildo I de Galdona y Alcaraz (1670–1717) |
09 October 1702 |
30 January 1717 |
| 14 years and 144 days | ||||
| 4 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo II Leovigildo II de Galdona y Menendez (1695–1732 |
December 23 1717 |
July 18 1732 |
| 14 years and 209 days | ||||
| 6 | 
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Her Highness Marie-Madeleine I Diego II de Galdona y Soriano (1704–1764) |
January 07 1732 |
June 01 1764 |
| 32 years and 147 days | ||||
| 5 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo III Leovigildo III de Galdona y Castaño (1728–1790) |
01 June 1764 |
29 November 1790 |
| 26 years and 182 days | ||||
| 7 | 
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His Highness Alfonso I Alfonso I de Galdona y Pardo (1755–1815) |
June 01 1790 |
January 18 1815 |
| 24 years and 295 days | ||||
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His Highness Diego II Diego II de Galdona y Navarro (1779–1840) |
June 03 1815 |
July 14 1840 |
| 24 years and 229 days | ||||
| 9 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo IV Leovigildo IV de Galdona y Ordóñez (1803–1870) |
May 13 1840 |
December 09 1870 |
| 29 years and 99 days | ||||
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His Highness Alfonso II Alfonso II de Galdona y Escribano (1833–1900) |
February 27 1870 |
January 12 1900 |
| 29 years and 212 days | ||||
| 11 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo V Leovigildo IV de Galdona y Duarte (1860–1935) |
May 13 1900 |
December 09 1935 |
| 35 years and 203 days | ||||
| 12 | 
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His Highness Leovigildo IV Leovigildo IV de Galdona y Ordóñez (1889–1980) |
May 13 1935 |
December 09 1980 |
| 44 years and 223 days | ||||
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His Highness Leovigildo IV Alfonso III de Galdona y Villaseñor (1889–1980) |
May 13 1980 |
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| Still reigning | ||||
