Santiago contra Sao Jorge: cisma, religión y propaganda en las guerras castellano-portuguesas de la Baja Edad Media
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2004.v56.i114.130Keywords:
Occidente Schism, Castile, Portugal, Cult of St. George, XIVth centuryAbstract
This article studies the influence of religious question caused by the occident Schism into the political relations between Castile and Portugal during the last decades of XTV century. This study also emphasizes the consequenzes of this schism into the sucession war of Portuguese crown (1383-1385).
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