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	\| death= 1526 {{c\|aged 71}}<br>Spain		\| death= 1526 {{c\|aged 71}}<br>Spain
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	*[[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]]		*[[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]]
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	'''Aguilar de Nerha''' (1455 – 1526) was a [[Master Assassin]] and later the [[Mentor]] of the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the ''[[Reconquista]]''. He is an ancestor of the 21st century Assassin [[Callum Lynch]] through the [[Mary Lynch\|maternal line]].		'''Aguilar de Nerha''' (1455 – 1526) was a [[Master Assassin]] and later the [[Mentor]] of the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the ''[[Reconquista]]''. He is an ancestor of the 21st century Assassin [[Callum Lynch]] through the [[Mary Lynch\|maternal line]].
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	[[File:ACReb - Death to Ramirez.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Ramírez's stronghold]]		[[File:ACReb - Death to Ramirez.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Ramírez's stronghold]]
	Infiltrating the [[Abbey de la Fuensanta]], Aguilar and the others stole supplies destined for Ramírez's stronghold and learned that part of the Templar's garrison would be transferred to another location soon.<ref name="Supply Switch">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Supply Switch]]</ref> Deciding to seize this opportunity to eliminate Ramírez, the Assassins infiltrated his fortress, only to fall into a trap set by the Templar, who had been alerted to their arrival by Ojeda. The Assassins managed to ~~eliminate~~ the guards that attacked them but Ramírez escaped during the confusion.<ref name="Death to Ramirez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Death to Ramírez]]</ref>		Infiltrating the [[Abbey de la Fuensanta]], Aguilar and the others stole supplies destined for Ramírez's stronghold and learned that part of the Templar's garrison would be transferred to another location soon.<ref name="Supply Switch">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Supply Switch]]</ref> Deciding to seize this opportunity to eliminate Ramírez, the Assassins infiltrated his fortress, only to fall into a trap set by the Templar, who had been alerted to their arrival by Ojeda. The Assassins managed to kill the guards that attacked them but Ramírez escaped during the confusion.<ref name="Death to Ramirez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Death to Ramírez]]</ref>

	Continuing their hunt for Ramírez, the Assassins traveled to [[Zaragoza]] and infiltrated an outpost, recovering documents which alerted them to Torquemada's plans to acquire a [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="Hunt for Ramirez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[On the Hunt for Ramírez]]</ref> They also learned that Ramírez had ordered his executioner to kill dozens of innocents in the town square and proceeded to assassinate the man, who with his dying words revealed that Ramírez had already found the Piece of Eden at [[St. Rafael Abbey]] and was going to deliver it to Torquemada.<ref name="Auto-Da-Fe">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Auto-Da-Fé]]</ref> The group subsequently decided to search the abbey for clues and learned that the artifact was a piece of a [[Shattered Staff of Eden\|broken]] [[Staves of Eden\|Staff of Eden]], as well as that Torquemada was searching for another relic: an [[Aguilar's Apple of Eden\|Apple of Eden]].<ref name="The Artifact">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Artifact]]</ref>		Continuing their hunt for Ramírez, the Assassins traveled to [[Zaragoza]] and infiltrated an outpost, recovering documents which alerted them to Torquemada's plans to acquire a [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="Hunt for Ramirez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[On the Hunt for Ramírez]]</ref> They also learned that Ramírez had ordered his executioner to kill dozens of innocents in the town square and proceeded to assassinate the man, who with his dying words revealed that Ramírez had already found the Piece of Eden at [[St. Rafael Abbey]] and was going to deliver it to Torquemada.<ref name="Auto-Da-Fe">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Auto-Da-Fé]]</ref> The group subsequently decided to search the abbey for clues and learned that the artifact was a piece of a [[Shattered Staff of Eden\|broken]] [[Staves of Eden\|Staff of Eden]], as well as that Torquemada was searching for another relic: an [[Aguilar's Apple of Eden\|Apple of Eden]].<ref name="The Artifact">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Artifact]]</ref>
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	[[File:ACReb Torquemada at The Forge.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Torquemada inside the Forge]]		[[File:ACReb Torquemada at The Forge.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Torquemada inside the Forge]]
	As the group confronted Torquemada, the Templar explained that the Forge was the site of the Staff of Eden's creation and that he had used the technology inside the repair the artifact. He then unleashed its powers against the Assassins, summoning more illusions to attack them, but the Assassins ultimately prevailed and mortally wounded Torquemada. As the Templar succumbed to his injuries, Aguilar and his companions decided to destroy the Staff to prevent it from being misused again, causing the Forge itself to be ~~destroyed and~~ buried underground.<ref name="The Forge" />		As the group confronted Torquemada, the Templar explained that the Forge was the site of the Staff of Eden's creation and that he had used the technology inside the repair the artifact. He then unleashed its powers against the Assassins, summoning more illusions to attack them, but the Assassins ultimately prevailed and mortally wounded Torquemada. After the Templar succumbed to his injuries, Aguilar and his companions decided to destroy the Staff to prevent it from being misused again, causing the Forge itself to suddenly collapse and be buried underground.<ref name="The Forge" />

	Escaping the vault's destruction, the Assassins returned to their headquarters, where they reported the success of their mission to their brethren. Despite Toquemada's demise, the Brotherhood knew that the Inquisition would not stop and that another Grand Inquisitor would be simply appointed in his place, so Aguilar and his compatriots resolved to continue fighting in the name of their Creed until peace and freedom were restored to Spain.<ref name="The Forge" />		Escaping the vault's destruction, the Assassins returned to their headquarters, where they reported the success of their mission to their brethren. Despite Toquemada's demise, the Brotherhood knew that the Inquisition would not stop and that another Grand Inquisitor would be simply appointed in his place, so Aguilar and his compatriots resolved to continue fighting in the name of their Creed until peace and freedom were restored to Spain.<ref name="The Forge" />
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	Aguilar's actions ensured that the Apple of Eden would remain hidden for many centuries, having given it to Christoffa Corombo who kept the Apple with him until his death.<ref name="ACFilm" /> He and his fellow Assassins also eliminated Tomás de Torquemada and destroyed the Shattered Staff of Eden, weakening the Spanish Inquisition and ensuring the Staff could not fall into the wrong hands again.<ref name="The Forge" />		Aguilar's actions ensured that the Apple of Eden would remain hidden for many centuries, having given it to Christoffa Corombo who kept the Apple with him until his death.<ref name="ACFilm" /> He and his fellow Assassins also eliminated Tomás de Torquemada and destroyed the Shattered Staff of Eden, weakening the Spanish Inquisition and ensuring the Staff could not fall into the wrong hands again.<ref name="The Forge" />

	In 2016, [[Abstergo Industries]] began a search for Aguilar's Apple, which they believed to have been buried with the Assassin. To this end, they searched his burial site but were unable to find it. The Templars recovered his equipment in the process and brought it to the [[Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center\|Abstergo Foundation]] facility in [[Madrid]].<ref name="ACFilm" />		In 2016, [[Abstergo Industries]] began a search for Aguilar's Apple, which they believed to have been buried with the Assassin. To this end, they searched his burial site but were unable to find it. The Templars recovered his equipment in the process and brought it to the [[Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center\|Abstergo Foundation]] facility in [[Madrid]].<ref name="ACFilm" />

	[[File:Aguilar appearing to Callum.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aguilar appearing as a ghostly vision to Callum]]		[[File:Aguilar appearing to Callum.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aguilar appearing as a ghostly vision to Callum]]
	In October of the same year, Abstergo located the last known descendant of Aguilar, [[Callum Lynch]], who was a death row inmate in [[Texas]]. His execution was ~~instead~~ faked so that ~~they~~ could extract and make him relive his ancestor's genetic memories through the [[Animus\|Animus 4.3]]. Callum was outfitted with Aguilar's Hidden Blades ~~so as~~ to enhance his [[synchronization]] ~~rate~~, ~~and~~ through several Animus sessions eventually ~~revealed~~ the Apple's location, causing it to fall into the possession of the Templar [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Alan Rikkin]].<ref name="ACFilm" />		In October of the same year, Abstergo located the last known descendant of Aguilar, [[Callum Lynch]], who was a death row inmate in [[Texas]]. His execution was faked so that Abstergo could extract and make him relive his ancestor's genetic memories through the [[Animus\|Animus 4.3]]. Callum was outfitted with Aguilar's Hidden Blades to enhance his [[synchronization]] rates and, through several Animus sessions, eventually discovered the Apple's location, causing it to fall into the possession of the Templar [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Alan Rikkin]].<ref name="ACFilm" />

	At the end of the Animus ~~session~~, Aguilar manifested as a ghostly, [[Bleeding Effect]]-induced vision to Callum along with his other Assassin ancestors, including [[Arno Dorian]] and his mother [[Mary Lynch]], ultimately convincing Callum to embrace his Assassin heritage. Callum then utilized Aguilar's equipment~~, assisted by~~ fellow ~~Abstego~~ inmates [[Lin]] and [[Moussa]], ~~and was able to escape the facility, later~~ assassinating Alan Rikkin ~~and reclaiming the Apple~~ at a Templar gathering in [[London]].<ref name="ACFilm" />		At the end of the Animus sessions, Aguilar manifested as a ghostly, [[Bleeding Effect]]-induced vision to Callum along with his other Assassin ancestors, including [[Arno Dorian]] and his mother [[Mary Lynch]], ultimately convincing Callum to embrace his Assassin heritage. Callum then utilized Aguilar's equipment to fight the facility's guards and escape with fellow Abstergo inmates [[Lin]] and [[Moussa]], before assassinating Alan Rikkin at a Templar gathering in London and reclaiming the Apple.<ref name="ACFilm" />

	Around the same time, [[Abstergo Entertainment]] used Aguilar's genetic memories to create an [[Movie Update\|expansion]] for their [[Identity Project]] featuring content themed around the ''Reconquista''-era Spanish Assassins.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''</ref> Aguilar's memories were also used for another Abstergo product, ''[[Rebellion]]'', which was released in 2018.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''</ref>		Around the same time, [[Abstergo Entertainment]] used Aguilar's genetic memories to create an [[Movie Update\|expansion]] for their [[Identity Project]] featuring content themed around the ''Reconquista''-era Spanish Assassins.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''</ref> Aguilar's memories were also used for another Abstergo product, ''[[Rebellion]]'', which was released in 2018.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''</ref>
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	{{Quote\|If Torquemada takes possession of the Apple of Eden, Spain is lost, and the impact will be felt far and wide. It is imperative that we reach him before he obtains the Apple, whatever the cost!\|Aguilar to his fellow Assassins prior to infiltrating Granada, 1492.\|Assassin's Creed: Rebellion\|The Fall of Granada}}		{{Quote\|If Torquemada takes possession of the Apple of Eden, Spain is lost, and the impact will be felt far and wide. It is imperative that we reach him before he obtains the Apple, whatever the cost!\|Aguilar to his fellow Assassins prior to infiltrating Granada, 1492.\|Assassin's Creed: Rebellion\|The Fall of Granada}}
	On 2 January 1492, at the urging of Ezio Auditore, Sultan Muhammad XII surrendered Granada to Torquemada's forces.<ref ~~name="AC2D"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed II: Discovery]]''</ref> As the Templars entered the city, both Aguilar and María made their way to the Sultan's palace, watching from above as the Sultan reluctantly handed over the Apple in exchange for his son's safety before they made their move.<ref name="ACFilm" /><ref name="Fall of Granada">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Fall of Granada]]</ref>		On 2 January 1492, at the urging of Ezio Auditore, Sultan Muhammad XII surrendered Granada to Torquemada's forces to avoid further bloodshed.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II: Discovery]]'' – [[Find King Muhammad]]</ref> As the Templars entered the city, both Aguilar and María made their way to the Sultan's palace, watching from above as the Sultan reluctantly handed over the Apple in exchange for his son's safety before they made their move.<ref name="ACFilm" /><ref name="Fall of Granada">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Fall of Granada]]</ref>

	Dropping [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]] into the room, both Assassins quickly eliminated many of the Templars, before Aguilar captured Torquemada and claimed the Apple. Unfortunately, Ojeda had managed to apprehend María. Now in a stand-off, Ojeda promised to release Maria once Aguilar returned the Apple to Torquemada. Aguilar reluctantly agreed, but before he could act, he witnessed María take her own life with Ojeda's blade to prevent him from betraying [[the Creed]] to save her life.<ref name="ACFilm" /><ref name="Fall of Granada" />		Dropping [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]] into the room, both Assassins quickly eliminated many of the Templars, before Aguilar captured Torquemada and claimed the Apple. Unfortunately, Ojeda had managed to apprehend María. Now in a stand-off, Ojeda promised to release Maria once Aguilar returned the Apple to Torquemada. Aguilar reluctantly agreed, but before he could act, he witnessed María take her own life with Ojeda's blade to prevent him from betraying [[the Creed]] to save her life.<ref name="ACFilm" /><ref name="Fall of Granada" />
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	At the end of the Animus session, Aguilar manifested as a ghostly, [[Bleeding Effect]]-induced vision to Callum along with his other Assassin ancestors, including [[Arno Dorian]] and his mother [[Mary Lynch]], ultimately convincing Callum to embrace his Assassin heritage. Callum then utilized Aguilar's equipment, assisted by fellow Abstego inmates [[Lin]] and [[Moussa]], and was able to escape the facility, later assassinating Alan Rikkin and reclaiming the Apple at a Templar gathering in [[London]].<ref name="ACFilm" />		At the end of the Animus session, Aguilar manifested as a ghostly, [[Bleeding Effect]]-induced vision to Callum along with his other Assassin ancestors, including [[Arno Dorian]] and his mother [[Mary Lynch]], ultimately convincing Callum to embrace his Assassin heritage. Callum then utilized Aguilar's equipment, assisted by fellow Abstego inmates [[Lin]] and [[Moussa]], and was able to escape the facility, later assassinating Alan Rikkin and reclaiming the Apple at a Templar gathering in [[London]].<ref name="ACFilm" />

	Around the same time, [[Abstergo Entertainment]] used Aguilar's genetic memories to create an [[Movie Update\|expansion]] for their [[Identity Project]] featuring content themed around the ''Reconquista''-era Spanish Assassins.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''</ref>		Around the same time, [[Abstergo Entertainment]] used Aguilar's genetic memories to create an [[Movie Update\|expansion]] for their [[Identity Project]] featuring content themed around the ''Reconquista''-era Spanish Assassins.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''</ref> Aguilar's memories were also used for another Abstergo product, ''[[Rebellion]]'', which was released in 2018.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''</ref>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

imported>Darman36: Sucks how we don't have a date for son's bday. Ranges from immediately after Fall of Granada, or he copies Ezio and had kids late in life. Unsure where best to put info, doesn't mesh with wider bio about fighting Tomas

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Sucks how we don't have a date for son's bday. Ranges from immediately after Fall of Granada, or he copies Ezio and had kids late in life. Unsure where best to put info, doesn't mesh with wider bio about fighting Tomas

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	{{Quote\|His family were Assassins. They were burned at the stake by the Templars, Torquemada... and the black knight you saw, Ojeda.\|Sofia Rikkin to Callum Lynch on Aguilar's past, 2016.\|Assassin's Creed (film)}}Aguilar was born in 1455 to two ~~members of the Assassin Order~~. Despite this, Aguilar did not officially join the Spanish Brotherhood until his parents were [[Auto-da-fé\|burned at the stake]] by Tomás de Torquemada and his enforcer [[Ojeda]] as part of the Inquisition.<ref name="ACFilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' film]]</ref> Even so, he was initially rejected by the Brotherhood, as they felt he was too angry and full of vengeance to properly begin training.<ref name="MovieNovel">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]''</ref>		{{Quote\|His family were Assassins. They were burned at the stake by the Templars, Torquemada... and the black knight you saw, Ojeda.\|Sofia Rikkin to Callum Lynch on Aguilar's past, 2016.\|Assassin's Creed (film)}}Aguilar was born in 1455 to two Spanish Assassins. Despite this, Aguilar did not officially join the Spanish Brotherhood until his parents were [[Auto-da-fé\|burned at the stake]] by Tomás de Torquemada and his enforcer [[Ojeda]] as part of the Inquisition.<ref name="ACFilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' film]]</ref> Even so, he was initially rejected by the Brotherhood, as they felt he was too angry and full of vengeance to properly begin training.<ref name="MovieNovel">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]''</ref>

	Eventually, the Brotherhood's Mentor [[Benedicto]] and the Master Assassin [[María]] saw something in Aguilar and convinced the Brotherhood to accept him.<ref name="MovieNovel" /> During his childhood, Aguilar was a close friend of [[Máximo Barrosa]], whom he later recruited into the Brotherhood after his own training.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Máximo Barrosa]]</ref>		Eventually, the Brotherhood's Mentor [[Benedicto]] and the Master Assassin [[María]] saw something in Aguilar and convinced the Brotherhood to accept him.<ref name="MovieNovel" /> During his childhood, Aguilar was a close friend of [[Máximo Barrosa]], whom he later recruited into the Brotherhood after his own training.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Máximo Barrosa]]</ref>
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	===Later life and death===		===Later life and death===
	Aguilar continued serving the Spanish Brotherhood for the rest of his life and was eventually bestowed the title of [[Mentor]].<ref name="Aguilar" /> He died in 1526 at the age of 71, ~~having fathered at least one child during~~ his ~~lifetime~~.<ref name="ACFilm" />		Aguilar continued serving the Spanish Brotherhood for the rest of his life and was eventually bestowed the title of [[Mentor]].<ref name="Aguilar" /> He died in 1526 at the age of 71. His son Perico, who was born sometime after the Fall of Granada, would go on to establish his own family line.<ref name="ACFilm" />

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	Aguilar played a prominent role in the Brotherhood's fight against the [[Spanish Inquisition]], who acted under the direction of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He thwarted an attempt by the Grand Inquisitor and [[Master Templar]] [[Tomás de Torquemada]] to acquire an [[Aguilar's Apple of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] in order to bring Spain completely under Templar control, and subsequently entrusted the artifact to the Brotherhood's ally, [[Christoffa Corombo]].		Aguilar played a prominent role in the Brotherhood's fight against the [[Spanish Inquisition]], who acted under the direction of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He thwarted an attempt by the Grand Inquisitor and [[Master Templar]] [[Tomás de Torquemada]] to acquire an [[Aguilar's Apple of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] in order to bring Spain completely under Templar control, and subsequently entrusted the artifact to the Brotherhood's ally, [[Christoffa Corombo]].

	In 1498, Aguilar and his fellow Assassins also foiled Torquemada's plans to use ~~the~~ [[Shattered Staff of Eden]]'s powers to subjugate Spain, eliminating the Grand Inquisitor in the process. After destroying the Staff to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands ~~again~~, the Assassins continued their fight against the Inquisition, during which Aguilar was eventually elevated to the rank of Mentor; a position he held until his death in 1526.		In 1498, Aguilar and his fellow Assassins also foiled Torquemada's plans to use a [[Shattered Staff of Eden]]'s powers to subjugate Spain, eliminating the Grand Inquisitor in the process. After destroying the Staff to prevent it from falling back into the wrong hands, the Assassins continued their fight against the Inquisition, during which Aguilar was eventually elevated to the rank of Mentor; a position he held until his death in 1526.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	{{Quote\|His family were Assassins. They were burned at the stake by the Templars, Torquemada... and the black knight you saw, Ojeda.\|Sofia Rikkin to Callum Lynch on Aguilar's past, 2016.\|Assassin's Creed (film)}}Aguilar was born in 1455 to two Spanish Assassins. Despite this, Aguilar did not officially join the Spanish Brotherhood until his parents were [[Auto-da-fé\|burned at the stake]] by Tomás de Torquemada and his enforcer [[Ojeda]] as part of the Inquisition.<ref name="ACFilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' film]]</ref> Even so, he was initially rejected by the Brotherhood, as they felt he was too angry and full of vengeance to properly begin training.<ref name="MovieNovel">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]''</ref>		{{Quote\|His family were Assassins. They were burned at the stake by the Templars, Torquemada... and the black knight you saw, Ojeda.\|Sofia Rikkin to Callum Lynch on Aguilar's past, 2016.\|Assassin's Creed (film)}}
			Aguilar was born in 1455 to two Spanish Assassins. Despite this, Aguilar did not officially join the Spanish Brotherhood until his parents were [[Auto-da-fé\|burned at the stake]] by Tomás de Torquemada and his enforcer [[Ojeda]] as part of the Inquisition.<ref name="ACFilm">[[Assassin's Creed (film)\|''Assassin's Creed'' film]]</ref> Even so, he was initially rejected by the Brotherhood, as they felt he was too angry and full of vengeance to properly begin training.<ref name="MovieNovel">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]''</ref>

	Eventually, the Brotherhood's Mentor [[Benedicto]] and the Master Assassin [[María]] saw something in Aguilar and convinced the Brotherhood to accept him.<ref name="MovieNovel" /> During his childhood, Aguilar was a close friend of [[Máximo Barrosa]], whom he later recruited into the Brotherhood after his own training.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Máximo Barrosa]]</ref>		Eventually, the Brotherhood's Mentor [[Benedicto]] and the Master Assassin [[María]] saw something in Aguilar and convinced the Brotherhood to accept him.<ref name="MovieNovel" /> During his childhood, Aguilar was a close friend of [[Máximo Barrosa]], whom he later recruited into the Brotherhood after his own training.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Máximo Barrosa]]</ref>

	[[File:Aguilar induction.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Aguilar being formally inducted into the ~~brotherhood~~]]		[[File:Aguilar induction.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Aguilar being formally inducted into the Brotherhood]]
	Aguilar was trained by Benedicto before being formally [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Brotherhood in 1492. As part of the ceremony, he had his left ring finger ceremonially amputated, as was the former tradition among the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]<ref name="ACFilm" /> before reforms made it no longer a necessity.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Ace Up My Sleeve]]</ref> During Aguilar's training, he regularly sparred with María and the two began a romantic relationship.<ref name="MovieNovel"/>		Aguilar was trained by Benedicto before being formally [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Brotherhood in 1492. As part of the ceremony, he had his left ring finger ceremonially amputated, as was the former tradition among the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]<ref name="ACFilm" /> before reforms made it no longer a necessity.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Ace Up My Sleeve]]</ref> During Aguilar's training, he regularly sparred with María and the two began a romantic relationship.<ref name="MovieNovel"/>

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	{{Quote\|You think you have struck a great blow by killing me? Fools! cough Your obsession with finding me has blinded you to the greater plan. While I engaged you here, the army moved against Baza. cough It has already fallen by now. You... cannot... stop... us...\|Captain Ordóñez's dying words, c. 1490.\|Assassin's Creed: Rebellion\|Retiring Captain Ordóñez}}		{{Quote\|You think you have struck a great blow by killing me? Fools! cough Your obsession with finding me has blinded you to the greater plan. While I engaged you here, the army moved against Baza. cough It has already fallen by now. You... cannot... stop... us...\|Captain Ordóñez's dying words, c. 1490.\|Assassin's Creed: Rebellion\|Retiring Captain Ordóñez}}
	[[File:ACReb - The Supply Train.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar warehouse in Seville]]		[[File:ACReb - The Supply Train.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar warehouse in Seville]]
	After entrusting the Staff piece to their [[scholar]] allies at the [[University of Salamanca]],<ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Higher Education (Rebellion)\|Higher Education]]</ref> the Assassins resumed their fight against the Inquisition and destroyed the Spanish army's supplies to sabotage their siege of [[Fort Baza]].<ref name="War of Attrition">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[A War of Attrition]]</ref> Later, learning that Captain Ordóñez was still alive and waiting to receive a new shipment from [[Seville]], the Assassins intercepted the supplies and ~~killed~~ Lieutenant [[Nuñes]], from whom they discovered Ordóñez's whereabouts.<ref name="Supply Train">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Supply Train]]</ref>		After entrusting the Staff piece to their [[scholar]] allies at the [[University of Salamanca]],<ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Higher Education (Rebellion)\|Higher Education]]</ref> the Assassins resumed their fight against the Inquisition and destroyed the Spanish army's supplies to sabotage their siege of [[Fort Baza]].<ref name="War of Attrition">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[A War of Attrition]]</ref> Later, learning that Captain Ordóñez was still alive and waiting to receive a new shipment from [[Seville]], the Assassins intercepted the supplies and eliminated Lieutenant [[Nuñes]], from whom they discovered Ordóñez's whereabouts.<ref name="Supply Train">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Supply Train]]</ref>

	Arriving in [[Jaén]], Aguilar and the others infiltrated Ordóñez's quarters and confronted him. After mortally wounding him, the captain revealed that he had merely acted as a distraction and that the Spanish army had captured Fort Baza, bringing the Templars one step closer to conquering [[Granada]] itself.<ref name="Retiring Ordonez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Retiring Captain Ordóñez]]</ref>		Arriving in [[Jaén]], Aguilar and the others infiltrated Ordóñez's quarters and confronted him. After mortally wounding him, the captain revealed that he had merely acted as a distraction and that the Spanish army had captured Fort Baza, bringing the Templars one step closer to conquering [[Granada]] itself.<ref name="Retiring Ordonez">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Retiring Captain Ordóñez]]</ref>
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	After the events in Granada, Aguilar realized that the Apple would never be safe from the Templars if it remained in Spain. He made his way to [[Palos de la Frontera]] in {{Wiki\|Huelva}}, where he charged the navigator [[Christoffa Corombo]], an ally of the Brotherhood, with protecting the Apple.<ref name="ACFilm" />		After the events in Granada, Aguilar realized that the Apple would never be safe from the Templars if it remained in Spain. He made his way to [[Palos de la Frontera]] in {{Wiki\|Huelva}}, where he charged the navigator [[Christoffa Corombo]], an ally of the Brotherhood, with protecting the Apple.<ref name="ACFilm" />

	~~Following~~ this major ~~event~~, Aguilar returned to the Brotherhood's headquarters to report the success of his mission to Granada, despite María's death. With Ojeda dead and the Apple safe in Christoffa's hands, the Assassins resolved to continue their fight against Torquemada, who had resumed his search for the pieces of the Shattered Staff of Eden.<ref name="Fall of Granada" /> Around this time, Aguilar was elevated to the rank of [[Master Assassin]] for his achievements.<ref name="Aguilar">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Aguilar de Nerha]]</ref>		After this major victory, Aguilar returned to the Spanish Brotherhood's headquarters to report the success of his mission to Granada, despite María's death. With Ojeda dead and the Apple safe in Christoffa's hands, the Assassins resolved to continue their fight against Torquemada, who had resumed his search for the pieces of the Shattered Staff of Eden.<ref name="Fall of Granada" /> Around this time, Aguilar was elevated to the rank of [[Master Assassin]] for his achievements.<ref name="Aguilar">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Database: Aguilar de Nerha]]</ref>

	===Search for the Staff of Eden===		===Search for the Staff of Eden===
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	With Torquemada in possession of the complete Shattered Staff of Eden, Aguilar and his fellow Assassins were determined to stop him before he could use the artifact's power to subjugate Spain. Aware that Torquemada had fortified himself inside the Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás, the Assassins decided to enlist the help of their [[mercenary]] contacts to storm the monastery. After ambushing a Royal Armory caravan to steal rare [[Toledo steel\|Toledo]] [[sword]]s, the Assassins gave them to the mercenaries to secure their support.<ref name="Stealing Toledo">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Stealing Toledo]]</ref>		With Torquemada in possession of the complete Shattered Staff of Eden, Aguilar and his fellow Assassins were determined to stop him before he could use the artifact's power to subjugate Spain. Aware that Torquemada had fortified himself inside the Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás, the Assassins decided to enlist the help of their [[mercenary]] contacts to storm the monastery. After ambushing a Royal Armory caravan to steal rare [[Toledo steel\|Toledo]] [[sword]]s, the Assassins gave them to the mercenaries to secure their support.<ref name="Stealing Toledo">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Stealing Toledo]]</ref>

	On 16 September 1498, while the mercenaries battled the Inquisition's forces, Aguilar and the others infiltrated the monastery and made their way to the basement, where they encountered and defeated a soldier made out of light – one of Torquemada's creations made using the Staff of Eden.<ref name="Rebellion Memory">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Rebellion (memory)\|Rebellion]]</ref> Heading deeper into the tunnels underneath the monastery, the Assassins fought more holographic soldiers and eventually arrived at [[The Forge (Isu)\|the Forge]].<ref name="The Forge">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Forge]]</ref>		On 16 September 1498, while the mercenaries battled the Inquisition's forces, Aguilar and the others infiltrated the monastery and made their way to the basement, where they encountered and defeated a soldier made out of light – one of Torquemada's creations made using the Staff of Eden.<ref name="Rebellion Memory">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[Rebellion (memory)\|Rebellion]]</ref> Heading deeper into the tunnels that ran underneath the monastery, the Assassins fought more holographic soldiers and eventually arrived at [[The Forge (Isu)\|the Forge]].<ref name="The Forge">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Forge]]</ref>

	[[File:ACReb Torquemada at The Forge.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Torquemada inside the Forge]]		[[File:ACReb Torquemada at The Forge.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Torquemada inside the Forge]]
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	Like many Assassins, Aguilar was also adept in [[freerunning]], being able to move across the rooftops of Seville quickly and creatively, ducking in and out of buildings and dashing across ropes in an effort to lose his pursuers. He also mastered the Leap of Faith, using it on at least two occasions to escape his enemies.<ref name="ACFilm" /> In addition to freerunning, he could also use construction lifts to propel himself to higher ground, navigate ziplines to reach lower ground, and climb walls.<ref name="ACReb Skills" />		Like many Assassins, Aguilar was also adept in [[freerunning]], being able to move across the rooftops of Seville quickly and creatively, ducking in and out of buildings and dashing across ropes in an effort to lose his pursuers. He also mastered the Leap of Faith, using it on at least two occasions to escape his enemies.<ref name="ACFilm" /> In addition to freerunning, he could also use construction lifts to propel himself to higher ground, navigate ziplines to reach lower ground, and climb walls.<ref name="ACReb Skills" />

	Equipment-wise, Aguilar possessed dual [[Hidden Blade]]s as his primary weapons, one of which was equipped with a grappling hook. He also ~~had~~ a dagger, [[Throwing knife\|throwing knives]], and [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]] ~~at his disposal~~.<ref name="ACFilm" /> With his Hidden Blades, he could [[assassinate]] enemies from the air or from concealed hiding spots.<ref name="ACReb Skills" /> As Mentor of the Spanish Brotherhood, Aguilar possessed a personal [[Rebellion's Edge\|sword]] he used in combat.<ref name="ACReb Gear">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – Aguilar de Nerha: Gear</ref> The robes ~~Aguilar~~ wore showed [[Moors\|Moorish]] influences, being adorned with beads and embroidery.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Into the Animus]]''</ref>		Equipment-wise, Aguilar possessed dual [[Hidden Blade]]s as his primary weapons, one of which was equipped with a grappling hook. He also wielded a dagger, [[Throwing knife\|throwing knives]], and [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]].<ref name="ACFilm" /> With his Hidden Blades, he could [[assassinate]] enemies from the air or from concealed hiding spots.<ref name="ACReb Skills" /> As Mentor of the Spanish Brotherhood, Aguilar possessed a personal [[Rebellion's Edge\|sword]] that he used in combat.<ref name="ACReb Gear">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – Aguilar de Nerha: Gear</ref> The robes he wore showed [[Moors\|Moorish]] influences, being adorned with beads and embroidery.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Into the Animus]]''</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ''[[Movie Update]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Freerunners]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Freerunners]]'' {{c\|non-canon}}

	==References==		==References==