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The infiltration of the political network of the Marquis de la Ensenada in the Military Order of Calatrava

Anuario Histórico Ibérico. Anuário Histórico Ibérico, 2023
After the end of the Reconquest, the military purpose of defending the borders had been lost. The four Spanish military orders, including that of Calatrava, retained an exclusively honorary and sumptuary character in the 18th century, governed directly by the king, who was the one who granted access to the order once the corresponding blood cleansing ...
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The Economic Development of the Order of Calatrava, 1158-1366

Speculum, 1982
In 1158, Raymundo, abbot of the Navarrese monastery of Fitero, responded to the pleas of the Castilian monarch Sancho III and pledged his assistance and that of a handful of brethren to defend the village and fortress of Calatrava recently abandoned by the knights of the Temple from an expected Moslem attack.1 The vulnerability and importance of this ...
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Arqueología y restauración en Calatrava la Vieja (Carrión de Calatrava, Ciudad Real) [PDF]

open access: yes, 2020
[EN] The interventions carried out over the last few decades in Calatrava la Vieja (Carrión de Calatrava, Ciudad Real) have made it possible to obtain a significant amount of historical knowledge, rescue a wide range of archaeological materials, and ...
Miguel Ángel Hervás Herrera
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Back to the statues of the Order of Calatrava: New testimony of the Definições of the end of the 13th century

2020
The discovery of another testimony of the “Definições” of the Order of Calatrava of the late thirteenth century among the codices of the Alcobaça monastery, now preserved in the National Library of Portugal, in Lisbon, was the starting point of this work.
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Hermandades between the Military Orders of Calatrava and Santiago during the Castilian Reconquest, 1158-1252

Speculum, 1969
THE military Orders of Calatrava and Santiago contributed substantially and effectively to the Castilian reconquest. Entrusted with responsibility for the defense of the most critical frontiers, they served in the vanguard of the armies of Alfonso VIII (1158-1214) and Fernando III (1217-52) which initiated and nearly completed the conquest of Andalusia.
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Fiscal frauds, excommunications and agreements: the conflict between the church of Toledo and the Order of Calatrava around the tithes of Campo de Calatrava from 1460 to 1482

2023
El objetivo del presente estudio es analizar el conflicto que se produjo entre 1460 y 1482 entre el arzobispo y cabildo catedralicio de Toledo y la Orden de Calatrava en torno a los diezmos del Campo de Calatrava. Una abundante documentación inédita procedente del Archivo Histórico Nacional nos permitirá examinar los mecanismos articulados por la Orden
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The war in the rules of the military orders of Calatrava and Santiago

2020
La literatura reglar generada por las órdenes militares de Calatrava y Santiago contiene información relevante para estudiar muchos aspectos de su organización, entre ellos algunos que nos explican su vínculo fundamental con la guerra. Este trabajo busca realizar un estudio comparativo de ese corpus textual formado por reglas, estatutos, definiciones ...
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The construction of the archdiocese of Toledo and jurisdictional conflicts with the Military Order of Calatrava (12th-13th centuries)

2022
This paper explores conflicts between bishoprics and military orders, specifically the disputes between the archbishopric of Toledo and the Military Order of Calatrava from the 12th century onwards. This topic has been addressed in earlier scholarship, but this paper looks beyond the nature of the conflict and the agreements signed between the two ...
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Castles and towers of the order of Calatrava in the Sierra Sur de Jaén: archaeological study of the Torrevieja castle and the Algarrobo tower (Fuensanta de Martos, Jaén, Spain)

PROCEEDINGS of the International Conference on Fortifications of the Mediterranean Coast FORTMED 2026. Vol. 23
The Sierra Sur de Jaén was a frontier between the Crown of Castile and the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada from the 13th to the 15th century, which determined the presence of multiple defensive elements belonging to both Castile and the Nasrid Kingdom.
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Beyond the Aljama: Muslim Communities under the Order of Calatrava in Castile

2018
This article examines Muslims who lived under the rule of the military Order of Calatrava in Medieval Castile. Recent studies have shown that the presence of Muslims in the lands administered by this military order was more complex and varied than it had been previously suspected, and that it goes beyond slaves and aljamas.
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