When Priego's uncle, Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba (the Gran Capitán), explained how angry the king was, Priego went to plead his case before the king.

He reached Toledo in September 1508.

Fernando would not talk to him until he had surrendered his strongholds.

The king removed him from his offices, confiscated his property, ordered the destruction of his castle at Montilla and fined him 20 million maravedis.

He was sent back to Córdoba where he was tried for treason.

Priego was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to exile to the Kingdom of Valencia.

Priego was forgiven in 1510 and his offices and properties were restored.

After being pardoned he lived in retirement until his death.

Pedro Fernandez de Cordoba y Aguilar Pacheco died on 24 January 1517 in Olías del Rey, Toledo.

His remains are in the Monastery of San Lorenzo de la Orden de San Francisco, in Montilla, Córdoba.
When Priego's uncle, Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba (the Gran Capitán), explained how angry the king was, Priego went to plead his case before the king.
He reached Toledo in September 1508.
Fernando would not talk to him until he had surrendered his strongholds.
The king removed him from his offices, confiscated his property, ordered the destruction of his castle at Montilla and fined him 20 million maravedis.
He was sent back to Córdoba where he was tried for treason.
Priego was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to exile to the Kingdom of Valencia.
Priego was forgiven in 1510 and his offices and properties were restored.
After being pardoned he lived in retirement until his death.
Pedro Fernandez de Cordoba y Aguilar Pacheco died on 24 January 1517 in Olías del Rey, Toledo.
His remains are in the Monastery of San Lorenzo de la Orden de San Francisco, in Montilla, Córdoba.
Pedro Fernández de Córdoba y Pacheco