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In early April, they married at Cuéllar and as a part of her dowry she received Jaén Castle [es], Castrogeriz Castle [es], and Dueñas Castle. She was pronounced Queen of Castile, though the marriage lasted one day before Peter left her. She was pregnant with their son, John (1355–1405). The only estate she was left with was Dueñas Castle, retiring to the corresponding town.[2]
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