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Exogamia, endogamia e ilegitimidad: estrategias familiares de los mercaderes genoveses de Granada durante la Edad Moderna (ss. XVI-XVIII)

Authors: Girón Pascual, Rafael M.;

Exogamia, endogamia e ilegitimidad: estrategias familiares de los mercaderes genoveses de Granada durante la Edad Moderna (ss. XVI-XVIII)

Abstract

Los mercaderes genoveses como otros grupos nacionales -flamencos, franceses, ingleses- que comerciaban en los principales puertos y ciudades de la Monarquía Hispánica, formaron pequeñas facciones o colonias rodeadas de la población local durante la Edad Moderna. Para el caso de la colonia genovesa de la ciudad de Granada, especialmente para aquellos a los que el asentamiento era siempre preferible a la vuelta a Génova, se planteaba la difícil elección entre una integración en la élite granadina, no siempre fácil o ventajosa, o la endogamia de casar dentro del mismo grupo ligur de la ciudad. En este artículo analizamos las dos opciones y algunos comportamientos o estrategias familiares llevadas a cabo por los genoveses, especialmente en lo que a los enlaces matrimoniales se refiere, así como la sorprendente abundancia de hijos ilegítimos habidos en mujeres castellanas que aparecen en este colectivo, tal vez consecuencia de lo anterior.

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Spain
Keywords

Genoveses, Illegitimate children, Hijos ilegítimos, Kingdom of Granada, Estrategias matrimoniales, Family strategies, Trade, Familia, Family, Comercio, Reino de Granada, Genoeses

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influence
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impulse
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