García II of Galicia

García II (1041/1043–1090), youngest son of Ferdinand I of León-Castile and Sancha, received Galicia in the 1065 partition, with Portugal south to the Mondego. In early 1071 he killed the rebel Portuguese count Nuno Mendes at Pedroso, but his brothers' invasions drove him into exile in Seville.

After Sancho II's murder at Zamora in 1072, Alfonso VI lured him to a parley in 1073 and chained him in Luna Castle. He died there on 22 March 1090, asking to be buried in fetters at San Isidoro de León.