Question: where does the last name carrillo come from

title: House of Carrillo
text: Carrillo is a Spanish surname , and reference to the family dates back to the Kingdom of Castile in the thirteenth century . According to a family origin legend , two brothers sharing royal bloodline accidentally killed a favorite courtier of the King of Italy , which forced them to flee into hiding to avoid his rage ( it is said that the brothers dueled with the courtier over the honor of a beautiful Spanish maiden ) . The brothers eventually arrived in Spain after being placed under the protection of Fernán González of Castile . ( their country of origin is unknown ) . There they were so loyal to each other , they never left each other 's side , and hence were called by the Castilians Carrillo , which is given several false etymologies : `` loyal or devoted '' , implying that the brothers were very close one to another like the `` carillon bells of the church towers '' , or comparing them to `` two wheels on a cart '' . The brothers endeared themselves to the Castilians , and married two daughters of the Count . He gave them the titles of Count of Priego for the elder brother , and Marquis De La Guardia for the younger . All lines of the Carrillo family are said to branch from these two brothers . The name also appears in connection with an ancient Spanish legend concerning the Siete Infantes de Lara ( Seven Princes of Lara ) . 

Answer: answer: Carrillo is a Spanish surname, and reference to the family dates back to the Kingdom of Castile in the thirteenth century.  There were two brothers who were so loyal to each other and called by the Castilians Carrillo, which is given several false etymologies: `` loyal or devoted '', implying that the brothers were very close one to another like the `` carillon bells of the church towers '', or comparing them to `` two wheels on a cart ''.  They received the titles of Count of Priego for the elder brother, and Marquis De La Guardia for the younger.  All lines of the Carrillo family are said to branch from these two brothers. The name also appears in connection with an ancient Spanish legend concerning the Siete Infantes de Lara.
answer: Carrillo is a Spanish surname, and reference to the family dates back to the Kingdom of Castile in the thirteenth century. There were two brothers who were so loyal to each other and called by the Castilians Carrillo, which is given several false etymologies: `` loyal or devoted '', implying that the brothers were very close one to another like the `` carillon bells of the church towers '', or comparing them to `` two wheels on a cart ''. They received the titles of Count of Priego for the elder brother, and Marquis De La Guardia for the younger. All lines of the Carrillo family are said to branch from these two brothers.