Luis de Aliaga Martínez (1560–1626) was the Grand Inquisitor of Spain from 1619 to 1621. Luis de Aliaga Martínez was born in Mosqueruela in 1560, the son of a nobleman who nevertheless ran a cloth business. After he was orphaned, he entered the Dominican monastery in Zaragoza in 1582. He was invited to teach theology at the University of Zaragoza. However, he moved to the Dominican monastery in San Ildefonso instead in 1605. When Philip III died in 1624, the new king, Philip IV of Spain removed Aliaga from office and ordered him exiled to Huete and later to Aragon. He died in Zaragoza in 1626.
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| - Fra Luis Aliaga Martínez (Saragossa, 1565/1566 - Saragossa, 11 de desembre de 1626). Dominic aragonès que fou confessor reial i inquisidor general. (ca)
- Luis de Aliaga Martínez, también citado como Fray Luis de Aliaga o Padre Aliaga, (Mosqueruela, 1560 - Zaragoza, 1626) fue un religioso dominico español, que llegó a confesor real e Inquisidor general (1619-1621). (es)
- Luis de Aliaga Martínez (1560–1626) was the Grand Inquisitor of Spain from 1619 to 1621. Luis de Aliaga Martínez was born in Mosqueruela in 1560, the son of a nobleman who nevertheless ran a cloth business. After he was orphaned, he entered the Dominican monastery in Zaragoza in 1582. He was invited to teach theology at the University of Zaragoza. However, he moved to the Dominican monastery in San Ildefonso instead in 1605. When Philip III died in 1624, the new king, Philip IV of Spain removed Aliaga from office and ordered him exiled to Huete and later to Aragon. He died in Zaragoza in 1626. (en)
- Luis de Aliaga (ur. 1565, zm. grudzień 1626) – hiszpański dominikanin, pierwszy przeor klasztoru św. Ildefonsa w Saragossie (Convento de San Ildefonso de Zaragoza), od 20 stycznia 1607 honorowy prowincjał Ziemi Świętej i wizytator prowincji Portugalii. Mianowany 6 grudnia 1608 spowiednikiem króla Hiszpanii Filipa III. (pl)
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| - Fra Luis Aliaga Martínez (Saragossa, 1565/1566 - Saragossa, 11 de desembre de 1626). Dominic aragonès que fou confessor reial i inquisidor general. (ca)
- Luis de Aliaga Martínez (1560–1626) was the Grand Inquisitor of Spain from 1619 to 1621. Luis de Aliaga Martínez was born in Mosqueruela in 1560, the son of a nobleman who nevertheless ran a cloth business. After he was orphaned, he entered the Dominican monastery in Zaragoza in 1582. He was invited to teach theology at the University of Zaragoza. However, he moved to the Dominican monastery in San Ildefonso instead in 1605. In 1606, Father Javierre, who had been his prior at Zaragoza convinced him to come to Madrid as his assistant. On 6 December 1608 he was named confessor of Francisco Gómez de Sandoval, 1st Duke of Lerma, favourite of Philip III of Spain. Lerma soon had Aliaga appointed confessor to the king (a position that had previously been held by Diego Mardones, a member of the Franciscan Order, who became Bishop of Córdoba). In this influential position, Aliaga was a leading voice calling for the Expulsion of the Moriscos in 1609. The king offered to make him Archbishop of Toledo, but he refused. Aliaga accepted the king's offer to name him Archimandrite of Sicily and a member of the Spanish Council of State. Although he was close to Lerma, in 1618, he played a role in Lerma's downfall. The new favourite, Cristóbal de Sandoval, Duke of Uceda had Aliaga named Grand Inquisitor of Spain in 1619. When Philip III died in 1624, the new king, Philip IV of Spain removed Aliaga from office and ordered him exiled to Huete and later to Aragon. He died in Zaragoza in 1626. (en)
- Luis de Aliaga Martínez, también citado como Fray Luis de Aliaga o Padre Aliaga, (Mosqueruela, 1560 - Zaragoza, 1626) fue un religioso dominico español, que llegó a confesor real e Inquisidor general (1619-1621). (es)
- Luis de Aliaga (ur. 1565, zm. grudzień 1626) – hiszpański dominikanin, pierwszy przeor klasztoru św. Ildefonsa w Saragossie (Convento de San Ildefonso de Zaragoza), od 20 stycznia 1607 honorowy prowincjał Ziemi Świętej i wizytator prowincji Portugalii. Mianowany 6 grudnia 1608 spowiednikiem króla Hiszpanii Filipa III. Aliaga miał swój udział w wypędzeniu Morysków (1609). Przyczynił się również do upadku księcia Lermy i jego wypędzenia z dworu w 1618 r. Filip III zaoferował mu arcybiskupstwo Toledo, którego to stanowiska Aliaga nie przyjął. Został jednakże archimandrytą Sycylii i członkiem Rady Państwa. W roku następnym został mianowany Generalnym Inkwizytorem królestwa (1619). Po wstąpieniu na tron Filipa IV został zmuszony do opuszczenia dworu. (pl)
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