Aguilar's palace in Alaquàs, another in Onil and the county palace in Cocentaina. The palace preserves three coat of arms carved in stone, located outside: the oldest one dates from the 16th century, embedded under the balcony of the western tower representing the Milà's coat of arms. The other one is in the finished part in the 17th century, under a sundial, and it contains the coat of arms of Christopher II (which are Milà's, Aragon-Navarre's, Castile and León's, the Montesa order's...). The coat of arms appearing in the paintings of the throne room is very similar to the coat of arms of Christopher II, except from one thing: it also has the Mercader's coat of arms. The third blazon is located in the ancient parade ground, and includes a wide range of weapons. There is another Milà's coat of arms in the side door of the church, property of Christopher II.Inside the palace, strongly changed, the decorative conception established in the 18th century stands out, divided into winter and summer rooms. The former correspond to the mezzanine, with thick walls and small windows. The winter rooms correspond to the upper floor, where the main events took place, where balconies are opened to the square. The rooms in the tower and the east wing were decorated with a range of different colors for each level: red and ochre for the summer rooms; blue, green and indigo for the winter ones. These paintings were made by Bertomeu Albert in the 1690s, before moving to Orihuela. Of the summer themed rooms stand out: the hall, the tower, the big summer room, the entrance hall, the coat of arms room, and the corner room. In the main floor, the music room and the throne room (the most magnificent chamber), the white room, the marquis’ bedroom and the dressing room are the most important ones. The pictorial cycle designed by Bertomeu Albert is pagan themed with stylized floral patterns, figures of angels, demons, animals, monsters, humans, centaurs, and heraldic themes, everything with full baroque taste. References Bibliography External links File at the Valencian Heritage Library Buildings and structures in Albaida Palaces in the Valencian Community Castles in the Valencian Community Route of the Borgias Buildings and structures completed in the 15th century Buildings and structures completed in the 17th century