Sobre la promoción regia de la orden franciscana en la Corona de Castilla durante el primer reinado Trastámara
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2007.v59.i119.24Keywords:
Franciscanism, Clares, Enrique II, Castile, Juana ManuelAbstract
This article aims to cast a general view of an outstanding moment in the display of the protection the Castilian crown offered the Franciscans in the reign of the first Trastámara monarch. A parallel is sought to be established between the royal policy of protection over the Mendicants of Alfonso X and that of Enrique II. Special attention is paid to the role of feminine members of the royal entourage as significant participants in this policy, as well as to some paticular cases involving the Clares communities of Palencia and Alcocer.
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