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Royal Armoury of Madrid
The Royal Armoury of Madrid is located on the ground floor of the Royal Palace of Madrid, and is considered, along with the Imperial Armoury of Vienna, one of the best in the world. It consists of pieces as early as the 15th century. The collection highlights the tournament pieces made for Charles V and Philip II by the leading armourers of Milan and Augsburg. Among the most remarkable works are full armour and weapons that Emperor Charles V used in the Battle of Mühlberg, and which was portrayed by Titian in his famous equestrian portrait housed at the Museo del Prado. Unfortunately, parts of the collection were lost during the Peninsular War and during the Spanish Civil War. Still, the armoury retains some of the most important pieces of this art in Europe and the world, including several signed by Filippo Negroli, one of the most famous designers in the armourers' guild.
==History==
The immediate background to the Royal Armouries occurred when King Charles I of Spain and his family began collecting weapons, although it was not until the reign of his son Philip II of Spain when the project was conceived as the Royal Armouries, and the project was assigned to architect Gaspar de la Vega. Finally he moved to the armory existed Valladolid, dedicated storage product by successive kings of Castile throughout history.
The project was continued by successor kings, highlighting the additions made by Carlos III of Spain, who acquired the collection of Jaime Masons and ordered installed in the armory all weapons and military objects scattered dependencies Real Estate, and Carlos IV of Spain, who commissioned variety of parts to dealers in time for inclusion in the collection.
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