CEM - Nº 2-3https://hdl.handle.net/10481/300412026-04-20T16:56:26Z2026-04-20T16:56:26ZCuadernos de Estudios MedievalesCuadernos de Estudios Medievaleshttps://hdl.handle.net/10481/301042021-06-15T16:58:12ZCuadernos de Estudios Medievales
Cuadernos de Estudios Medievales
En estas hojas se recogen las diversas partes que conforman la revista: portada, notas bibliográficas, noticiario, publicaciones recibidas, índice.
Poblamiento y frontera en el Obispado de Málaga a fines del siglo XV: introducción a su estudioLópez de Coca Castañer, José Enriquehttps://hdl.handle.net/10481/301032021-06-15T16:58:08ZPoblamiento y frontera en el Obispado de Málaga a fines del siglo XV: introducción a su estudio
López de Coca Castañer, José Enrique
The Bishopric of Malaga went through the Mussulman domain to the Castilian
one by means of the booting which follows any military conquest. This change was
not just for the owner of the land but also for those working on it —the Mudejars—
because, on the other hand, the land would lose a great part of its value. As the
fidelity of the conquered has been obtained by force, only will it be possible to
maintain it. The military guards will be necesary for it, that, very soon, they are going
to be a difficult charge for the Royal Finance of Castille. The only way of reducing the
military expenses is to offer the abandoned lands to some settler-soldiers capable of
subtituting those military guards. The repopulation is the result of a military necesity
and the immigrants will receive their portions in relation to their economic capacity
and social condition. This inequality, which existed when the distribution was made,
together with the desproportion that there was between the amount of lands for
distributing and the number of complainants ordered by the Crown, all this will have
as a consequence the creation of a new very discontented society with its quality, in
spite of the tax exemptions that, in some cases, the State will offer. This situation,
which deteriorated from its beginning, will get worse when the Crown offers mercies to
certain members of the nobility, which will be maximu principal beneficiary of the
conquest: directly by the properties received: indirectly because of its participation in
the legal benefits collected by the State in the land of Malaga. The settlers will not
fulfil their military obligations when the Mudejars rebel at the beginning of the XVI
century, and an antifeudal feeling begins to demonstrate itself during those years,
and will finish in the rebellions of 1516.
Las publicaciones de los Departamentos de Historia MedievalGual Camarena, Miguelhttps://hdl.handle.net/10481/301022021-06-15T16:58:16ZLas publicaciones de los Departamentos de Historia Medieval
Gual Camarena, Miguel
This is just a report of the work done by Departaments of
Medieval History of different Spanish Universities. I wish to emphasize
especially here, the periodical publications and issues of
monographic subjects; fundamentally, Degrees of Licenciate and
Doctoral Thesis. In some cases I indicate the works which are
going to be published.
La Banca en Granada hasta 1515: notas para su estudioGarzón Pareja, Manuelhttps://hdl.handle.net/10481/301012021-06-15T16:58:15ZLa Banca en Granada hasta 1515: notas para su estudio
Garzón Pareja, Manuel
Dr. Felipe Ruiz Martin is the first person who has studied
seriously the history of the bank in Spain. In his work "El Banco
de Espafia", the author analyzes the bank of Granada beginning
with the permission given to the Centurione brothers in 1518.
These brothers were of those Genoeses who are everywhere. It is
not strange that these Genoeses were important people of the bang
of Granada if we remember that there was a house of their fellow
countrymen during the Nasri 'epoch in Granada.
The fact is not clear —we are talking about the importance of
the Genoeses in Christian times—, because we know that Catholic
Kings transformed that house into a prison for the city. Either they
lost importance or they were not successful in their business in
Granada. We have already pointed out how it was forbidden to
those Genoeses to live in Granada. The slippery Genoeses came
once again to live in the town after some years and they occupied
an important area in h; in spite of the opposition of those who
hated them for being competitors in the silk and wool trade.
I demonstrated in this article that three bankers —either
private or public moneychangers (this is not very important now),
and who precisely were not Genoese—, are registered from 1492
till 1515, three years before the Centurione, and of this date we
have even the documents of obligaton and guarantee which were
issued by Fernando Lépez and his boundsmen. This is published
in this article.
It is very interesting to know that the bankin g activity of
Granada was very important because of its industry of silk and
wool. There was, also a place called "los cambios" (exchanges) as
we said before, so that these bankers were not alone.
Granada en el Archivo Secreto Vaticano: dos bulas papales del año 1492Martín González, Ángelhttps://hdl.handle.net/10481/301002021-06-15T16:58:03ZGranada en el Archivo Secreto Vaticano: dos bulas papales del año 1492
Martín González, Ángel
We publish here the dispositive parts of two bulls of 1492, which
were given by the Popes Innocent VIII and Alexander VI, and proceeding
from the Register of the Vatican Archives. These are indulgences to
those who visit the Spanish Church of Santiago in Rome, on the
occasion of the conquest of Granada; and to a concession of a
metropolitan character to the Episcopal See of Granada, with the
suffragan diocese of Guadix and Almeria.