Duke of la Alcúdia

Dukedom of la Alcúdia Ducado de la Alcúdia (Spanish)
Creation date	1792
Monarch	Charles IV of Spain
Peerage	Spain
First holder	Manuel de Godoy
Present holder	Carlos Rúspoli y Morenés

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The title of Duke of la Alcúdia is a Spanish title of nobility created by Charles IV of Spain for Manuel de Godoy in 1792.^[1]

Godoy served as Prime Minister to King Charles IV and was later granted an additional dukedom, that of Sueca, as well as being elevated as Príncipe de la Paz.

Title holders

See also

• List of current Grandees of Spain

References

External links

• Elenco de Grandezas y Títulos Españoles. Instituto "Salazar y Castro" C.S.I.C.

Manuel Godoy, duque de la Alcúdia y de Sueca, barón de Mascalbó, príncipe de la Paz (& príncipe pontificio di Bassano)

Grandee's coronet

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