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Sobre nobleza, rentas regias y señoríos en Castilla la Vieja, c. 1290-c. 1350
This paper aims to study the relationship between the money rents received by the nobility, assigned on royal taxes in certain places (situados) and seigneurial power. In order to do so, the information in the account books of Sancho IV that are preserved for the late 13th century (1292) and that of the Becerro de las Behetrias for the mid-14th century (1352) will be compared, focusing on areas that we know well from previous works. Both texts enable us to address the study of these aspects in a very important period in the development of the relationship between royal and noble power, a period of changes and transformations marked by crisis and conflict from the closing decades of the 13th century onwards.
期刊介绍:
Founded in 1964 by Prof. Emilio Sáez, ANUARIO DE ESTUDIOS MEDIEVALES features original works of relevance in areas of Medieval History such as Politics, Society, Economics, Culture, Religion, Science, Arts, Literature, Thought, Philosophy, etc. The Journal publishes one yearly volume with aproximately 1,100 pages, divided into two half-yearly issues. First issue (June) is miscellaneous, and second (December) has a monographic character. Book Reviews and Biographical Notes and Necrologies of eminent medievalists are also included. Accepted languages are Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese, French, Italian and English.