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Meaning of "de ayala"
de ayala: Proper noun referring to a prominent family in the Philippines known for their contributions to business, education, and society. The phrase may also refer to properties or businesses associated with the de Ayala family
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Your brother moved into the hacienda de Ayala.
His contemporary Pero López de Ayala is also known to have read this romance.
Dedicated one of his cantigas to López de Ayala.
Zobel de Ayala family.
The peace mission was entrusted to Pedro de Ayala.
Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala is considered the first historical chronicler of the Spanish conquest.
This is also asserted about the Puente de Ayala.
De Ayala takes immediate interest, and seeks to arrange a meeting.
There is some debate regarding to which generation of Spanish writers Pérez de Ayala belongs.
When de Ayala got married, they still continued to do business.
The only obstacle was Luis de Ayala.
One morning, Luis de Ayala is found dead in his home.
My brother? Your brother moved into the Hacienda de Ayala.
Traditionally, Fonda de Ayala is held at the field fronting the Ayala Police Station.
He was a co-author of the Plan de Ayala.
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Pero Lopez de Ayala went, with.
In the early 15th century, the land belonged to Pero López de Ayala.
It was built by Pedro López de Ayala in the 14th century.
With slightly over 28 Km2, it is the smallest municipality of Cuadrilla de Ayala.
He was succeeded by his first cousin Jaime Zóbel de Ayala in 1984.
The island was named in 1775 by a Spanish Lieutenant named Juan Manuel de Ayala.
The first documentation of the island was in 1775 by Spaniard Juan Manuel de Ayala.
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