Mendoza Family

Mendoza Mendoza Dynasty
Family
Country	Creeperopolis Captaincy General of the San Carlos Islands Khalkovo Principality of the San Carlos Islands San Carlos Islands
Founded	1300
Founder	Miguel Mendoza Águilares
Current head	Enrique Mendoza Braganza (b. 1966)
Titles	Capitan General of the San Carlos Islands (1412–1427, 1515–1544, 1565–1580, 1588–1595, 1600–1632, 1645–1655, 1685–1736) Prince of the San Carlos Islands (1810–1834)
Religion	Creeperian Catholic Church
Motto	Poder y Justicia (Power and Justice)
Estate(s)	Mendoza Estate

The Mendoza Family, sometimes refered to as the Mendoza Dynasty, is a wealthy Creeperian family that resides in Camarillo, San Carlos Islands. The family held the title of Capitan General of the San Carlos Islands intermittently for 130 years between 1412 and 1736.

Family tree

•   - The red border indicates head of the family
•   - The green border indicates Capitan General
•   - The gold border indicates Prince
•   - The bolded border indicates spouses of the family head
•   - The thin border indicates other relatives
• name / title / date - The green font indicates living persons
• Not all children are shown

Mendoza Family

Mendoza Family Miguel 1300–1354 h. 1330–1354 m. 1328 María 1302-1366 Porfirio 1328–1368 m. 1366 Isabela 1330–1388 Miguel 1332–1400 h. 1354–1400 m. 1355 Ana 1333–1403 Gustavo 1368–1430 t. 1412–1427 Miguel 1356–1388 Hernán 1359–1424 h. 1400–1424 m. 1380 Delfina 1360–1440 m. 1402 Mónica 1383–1433 Hernán 1381–1478 h. 1424–1478 Eduardo 1380–1438 m. 1406 Juana 1384–1444 m. 1410 Verónica 1388–1453 Alexander 1387–1450 Hernán 1405–1466 m. 1431 Alexandra 1410–1488 Blasco 1419–1480 m. 1470 Rubí 1449–1532 Alexander 1418–1450 m. 1440 Sofía 1420–1478 Hernán 1432–1500 h. 1478–1500 m. 1455 Emma 1433–1500 Blasco 1473–1562 t. 1515–1544 m. 1462 Sofía 1441–1509 Alexander 1440–1504 m. 1478 Clara 1458–1500 Hernán 1456–1522 h. 1500–1522 m. 1485 Rafaela 1464–1530 Alexander 1463–1490 Hernán 1480–1560 h. 1522–1560 m. 1505 Doloria 1481–1534 m. 1528 María 1492–1530 Alexander 1488–1552 m. 1528 Julia 1500–1570 Miguel 1500–1535 m. 1535 Briana 1506–1545 Hernán 1506–1570 h. 1560–1570 m. 1563 Gloria 1539–1576 Antonio 1530–1600 t. 1565–1580 m. 1553 Giuliana 1533–1600 Felipe 1532–1632 t. 1588–1595 1600–1632 m. 1566 Tatiana 1540–1613 Hernán 1536–1571 h. 1570–1571 Miguel 1563–1625 h. 1578–1625 m. 1584 Nazarena 1564–1640 m. 1596 Michelle 1566–1634 Julio 1560–1602 Hernán 1567–1578 h. 1571–1578 m. 1617 Marta 1591–1650 Felipe 1588–1653 h. 1625–1653 Lorenzo 1601–1657 t. 1645–1655 m. 1626 Melissa 1603–1666 Juan 1619–1680 m. 1626 María 1622–1652 Felipe 1625–1655 h. 1653–1655 m. 1651 Rosa 1630–1690 Gustavo 1630–1712 m. 1657 Vanessa 1632–1715 Juan 1652–1736 t. 1685–1736 Felipe 1653–1694 h. 1655–1694 m. 1690 Fátima 1658–1742 Marcos 1655–1700 m. 1683 Josefina 1660–1739 Felipe 1691–1712 h. 1694–1712 m. 1721 Noé 1697–1756 Adolfo 1693–1728 h. 1712–1728 m. 1724 Angélica 1697–1756 Ramón 1688–1767 h. 1734–1767 Adolfo 1722–1734 h. 1728–1734 m. 1753 Viviana 1730–1809 Carlos 1727–1800 h. 1767–1800 m. 1777 Alexandra 1755–1822 Carlos 1755–1799 m. 1782 Verónica 1760–1842 Porfirio 1758–1839 r. 1810–1834 Martín 1780–1854 h. 1800–1854 m. 1807 Guadalupe 1784–1860 Porfirio 1785–1855

See also

• Capitan General of the San Carlos Islands