 Part of the Legitimists who did not recognize the Orléanist claim recognized Juan, Count of Montizón, son of Infante Carlos, Count of Molina (first Carlist pretender to the throne of Spain).In fact, Juan de Borbon ("John III" to his followers) was, in 1883, by agnatic primogeniture, the eldest of the Bourbons (but the Count of Montizón seemed as little interested in Carlism as in France).Supporters of Juan de Borbon received the nickname of "Blancs d'Espagne", while the Legitimists who joined the Count of Paris received the name the "Blancs d'Eu" (named after the Chateau d'Eu, then the residence of the Orléans).