Everything about Juan Manuel Fern Ndez Pacheco totally explained
Juan Manuel Fernández Pacheco (
1650-
June 29,
1725) Grandee of Spain,
Marquis of Villena, and Duke of Escalona was
viceroy and captain general of the kingdoms of Navarre, Aragón, Catalunya, Sicily y Naples. He was awarded the title of Gentleman of
Order of the Golden Fleece.
Founder of the
Royal Spanish Academy, or Real Academia Española (RAE), upon orders of King
Phillip V. He was elected provisional director on
August 3,
1713, he helped organize the Academy and launch work on first dictionary. He became first director,
October 3,
1713 till his death on
June 29,
1725. His son
Mercurio Antonio López Pacheco was lifetime director of the RAE (1725-1746).
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