He is married to Urraco Viegas Barroso.
They got married in the year 1211 at Esteban, Hambran, Toledo, Spain, he was 26 years old.
Child(ren):
Fernan Gudiel from (Esteban Hambran, Toledo, Spain, 1185,-Toledo, 1278) was a nobleman and medieval knight of the Kingdom of Castile. He was Bailiff of the Royal House in Toledo. Is buried in the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Toledo, Chapel of Saint Eugene. Married Urraca Viegas Barroso (c. 1190-?) by whom he had:
Maria Fernandez Gudiel from married to Garcia Ibañez (Castile-La Mancha, Toledo, 1230-January 16, 1260), Yanez of Toledo, son of Juan Perez de Toledo.
Fernando Diaz Gudiel (m. 1278) was a noble Castilian of the century XIII, that served as the charge of Mayor more of Toledo and was Lord of the Tower of Esteban Hambran.
Toledo family based in the city since the conquest, was much estimation in the city gentleman. Gonzalo Argote of Molina describes in its treated them weapons of this Knight: "en field roxo quatro sticks of silver sown in them veynte and quatro ermine negros".1 died in the year 1278, and his grave is is in the chapel of San Eugenio of the Cathedral of Toledo.2 "
Married Urraca Perez Barroso, daughter of the Lords of Malpica de Tajo, later Marquis of Malpica, of those who were born: 3 4
Gudiel Fernández, who succeeded his father in the lordship, and was also Sheriff of Toledo.
Martín Fernández Gudiel, Mayor of Toledo, and then Canon of the Cathedral of Toledo.
Gutierre Fernández Gudiel.
Pedro Gómez Gudiel, who became Bishop of Segovia.
Urraca Fernández Gudiel, married with Juan Núñez de Prado.
María Fernández Gudiel, married García Iváñez, I Lord of Magan and Mocejón
Chapel of Saint Eugene: is unique in retaining the original architecture from the 13th century. Previously called the Chapel of Saint Peter, its name was changed during the time of the Archbishop Sancho de Rojas . It is enclosed by a screen very similar to the others signed by Juan Francés. On the altarpiece is the image of its namesake saint, the archbishop of Toledo, by Copín de Holanda. This chapel contains a work distinguished by its early date and its art, i.e., the sepulchre of the Bailiff of Toledo called Fernán Gudiel, who died in 1278. It is in Mudéjar style, with neither architecture nor sculpture, decorated simply with plasterwork in which geometric themes predominate. The arcosolium is delimited by two double columns that protrude from the upper frieze or cornice, which is adorned with decorative corbels called muqarnas. Lining this cornice is a repetitive inscription in the Arabic language which says: "The Mother of God. To the Virgin Mary".
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