The drafting of the de la Vega marriage covenant had occupied eight senior partners from Madrid’s premier civil law chamber for thirty-six straight hours. In Spanish aristocratic tradition, a marriage between Grandees of the first class was not merely a romantic union; it was a sovereign merger of land, titles, water rights, and ancient heraldic privileges that required the formal approval of the Council of the Spanish Nobility and the…
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