@misc{10481/108369,
year = {2025},
month = {11},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/108369},
abstract = {El estudio de la familia Najarí era una asignatura pendiente por la importancia que, se preveía, había tenido no solo en la aljama turolense, en la que se hallaban afincados desde comienzos del siglo XIV, sino en toda la zona del entorno y Aragón. Su actividad crediticia y mercantil se extendió a la corte real, donde destacaron como financieros, sobre todo en tiempo de Juan I y de su viuda, Violante de Bar, señora de la aljama. Con sinagoga propia, fueron temidos por sus correligionarios y respetados, porque les amparaba la protección real. Tras la disputa de Tortosa, comenzaron las conversiones que culminaron en 1416 con la de Samuel (Gil), que recibió el título de caballero, y varios de sus hijos. De todo ello se da cuenta aquí, a partir de abundantes fuentes archivísticas en buena parte inéditas. El estudio se acompaña de dos cuadros genealógicos.},
abstract = {A study of the Najarí family has long been pending, given the importance they assumed not only in the aljama of Teruel, where they first settled in the early 14th century, but also throughout the surrounding area and the region of Aragon. Their credit and mercantile activity extended to the royal court, where they stood out as financiers, especially during the time of John I of Aragon and his widow, Violant de Bar, overlord of the aljama. The family had their own synagogue, and were both feared and respected by their coreligionists because of the royal protection they enjoyed. After the Disputation of Tortosa, the family members began to convert, culminating in 1416 with the baptism of Samuel (Gil), who was granted a knighthood, along with several of his sons. This article describes this entire history, based on abundant, largely unpublished archival sources. The study is accompanied by two genealogical charts.},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada},
keywords = {Teruel},
keywords = {Aragón},
keywords = {Judíos},
keywords = {Jews},
keywords = {Najarí},
keywords = {Converts},
title = {Los Najarí, judíos de Teruel: del esplendor al ocaso (siglos XIII–XV)},
doi = {10.30827/meahhebreo.v74.34423},
author = {Blasco Martínez, Asunción},
}