A History of Spain and Portugal, Volumen1University of Wisconsin Press, 1973 - 712 páginas |
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... seigneurial or church domain , or were held under encomendación or benefactoria . This was the more common because part of the northern section of the peninsula had never been fully incorporated into the Roman property system and pre ...
... seigneurial or church domain , or were held under encomendación or benefactoria . This was the more common because part of the northern section of the peninsula had never been fully incorporated into the Roman property system and pre ...
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... seigneurial , domain . Such elements were only a minority in the south , but they were free of seigneurial domination , and their direct loyalty to the crown had a stabilizing effect on the southern regions of Castile and León . The ...
... seigneurial , domain . Such elements were only a minority in the south , but they were free of seigneurial domination , and their direct loyalty to the crown had a stabilizing effect on the southern regions of Castile and León . The ...
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... seigneurial domain and special grants of land or in- come as honras . Aristocratic seigneuries dominated the Minho and Douro regions of the northwest but were less common in central and southern Portugal . Moreover , Portuguese seigneuries ...
... seigneurial domain and special grants of land or in- come as honras . Aristocratic seigneuries dominated the Minho and Douro regions of the northwest but were less common in central and southern Portugal . Moreover , Portuguese seigneuries ...
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2 AlAndalus | 14 |
3 The Early Christian Principalities and | 31 |
Origins of the Kingdom of Asturias 32 Formation of the Pyrenean | 47 |
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administration affairs Al-Andalus Alfonso Alfonso XI Almoravid Aragón Aragonese Aragonese empire aristocracy Asturias Barcelona Basque became Carlos Castile Castile-León Castilian Catalan Catalonia Catholic Christian church classes commerce conquest Conversos Cortes crusading culture decades decline developed districts domination early economic eleventh century emirate empire Enrique España established European expansion Felipe II Fernando fifteenth forces fourteenth century France French Galicia Granada Habsburg Hispania Hispanic Hispano-Christian Hispano-Muslim imperial important increased Inquisition João João II Juan king kingdom land León Leonese Lisbon Madrid major medieval Mediterranean Middle Ages military monarchy Moriscos Morocco Mozarab Muslim Navarre nobility northern papacy peasants Pedro peninsula percent political population Portugal Portuguese principalities reconquest reform region religious revolt Roman royal ruler Sancho seigneurial seventeenth century Seville sixteenth century social society southern Spain Spanish crown taifas taxes tenth century territory thalassocracy thirteenth century tion towns trade twelfth century urban Valencia Visigothic vols wealth western Europe