Francisco Ximénez de Urrea

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Francisco Ximénez de Urrea (January 28, 1589 – January 6, 1647) was a Spanish historian and writer. He was born in Épila, Aragon, and was appointed Chronicler of Aragon in 1631 following an agreement by the Provincial Council of the Kingdom.^[1]

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