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The death of Rodrigo de Mendoza, I Marquis of the Cenete, without a will was involved in the uncertainty of the death of a nobleman with a great heritage inherited much of his father, the grand cardinal of Spain, without specifying either distribute and three young daughters orphan without an executor appointed by him. The general governor of Valencia, Lluis de Cabanyelles, the innermost circle of the Marquis during his stay in the city of Turia, along with other participants and witnesses, conducted the process of inventorying all his possessions four days after his death, appealing to the emperor Carlos V to confirm the viceroy of the Kingdom of Valencia and brother of the marquis, Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, as tutor of his nieces. The objective of this paper is to clarify the complex process followed for the transfer of property of a prominent castilian nobleman, settled at Valencia, deceased ab intestato .

Successio ab intestato: A propósito de la muerte de Rodrigo de Mendoza, I Marqués del Cenete