Add to ORKGAt the begining of the XVth century, when Fernando de Antequera ruled Andalusia as a guardian of the young king Juan II, other members of his family were very interested in extending their power and influence in the region. The purpose of this study is to show how the infante don Enrique, Fernando’s son, tried to obtain from Juan II extensive powers in order to rule the region with the title of viceroy or even aiming to establish there an independent kingdom with rights to the conquest of Granada
A partir de documentación notarial, en este artículo se estudia la figura de Don Pedro de Granada Ve...
Espejo, situated to the south of Córdoba, close to the border of the Muslim Kingdom of Granada, beca...
The Castilian Diplomacy in the era of Henry IV (1454-1474) was driven by a small group of royal coun...
Durante los años 1443 y 1445 se produjo una expedición militar del infante Enrique de Aragón en Anda...
Princes Sa`d and Nasr were sons of the amir Muley Hacen and his second wife, Soraya. They were bapti...
An historico-geneological study of the first Castilian conquerors of the Canaries at the end of the ...
A partir del caso de don Fernando, infante de Bujía, rescatado de la documentación, se analiza el fe...
During the XVth century the political situation in the Kingdom of Castile rendered instable. This wa...
This study analyzes the evolution of the political figure of Sancho de Rojas and the important role ...
Los llamados “caballeros moriscos” eran cristianos de origen islámico que, a cambio de prestar servi...
Studies carried out on the illegal occupation of common land in Castile have put that occupation dow...
La figura de Enrique IV de Castilla ha sido desfigurada por la literatura propagandística proisabeli...
De entre la prolífica descendencia del matrimonio entre Alfonso X de Castilla y Violante de Aragón, ...
This article deals primarily with three ecclesiastical dignitaries and their specific role in two im...
A study of the circumstances that caused the July 1420 coup d’état in Tordesillas, giving details on...
A partir de documentación notarial, en este artículo se estudia la figura de Don Pedro de Granada Ve...
Espejo, situated to the south of Córdoba, close to the border of the Muslim Kingdom of Granada, beca...
The Castilian Diplomacy in the era of Henry IV (1454-1474) was driven by a small group of royal coun...
Durante los años 1443 y 1445 se produjo una expedición militar del infante Enrique de Aragón en Anda...
Princes Sa`d and Nasr were sons of the amir Muley Hacen and his second wife, Soraya. They were bapti...
An historico-geneological study of the first Castilian conquerors of the Canaries at the end of the ...
A partir del caso de don Fernando, infante de Bujía, rescatado de la documentación, se analiza el fe...
During the XVth century the political situation in the Kingdom of Castile rendered instable. This wa...
This study analyzes the evolution of the political figure of Sancho de Rojas and the important role ...
Los llamados “caballeros moriscos” eran cristianos de origen islámico que, a cambio de prestar servi...
Studies carried out on the illegal occupation of common land in Castile have put that occupation dow...
La figura de Enrique IV de Castilla ha sido desfigurada por la literatura propagandística proisabeli...
De entre la prolífica descendencia del matrimonio entre Alfonso X de Castilla y Violante de Aragón, ...
This article deals primarily with three ecclesiastical dignitaries and their specific role in two im...
A study of the circumstances that caused the July 1420 coup d’état in Tordesillas, giving details on...
A partir de documentación notarial, en este artículo se estudia la figura de Don Pedro de Granada Ve...
Espejo, situated to the south of Córdoba, close to the border of the Muslim Kingdom of Granada, beca...
The Castilian Diplomacy in the era of Henry IV (1454-1474) was driven by a small group of royal coun...