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Frontera, nobleza y señoríos en Castilla: el señorío de Molina (siglos XII-XIII)

Authors: Estepa Díez, Carlos;

Frontera, nobleza y señoríos en Castilla: el señorío de Molina (siglos XII-XIII)

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[ES] Para el estudio del poder político en los reinos de León y Castilla es necesario conocer su articulación en condados y tenencias cuyos titulares actuaban en nombre del rey. Los cambios respecto al control político regio sobre algunos territorios en los reinados de Urraca (1109-1126) y Alfonso VII (1126-1157) quedan reflejados en la presencia de determinados tenentes. Las tenencias nos muestran un marco político-territorial que nos sirve de contexto para apreciar la extensión del poder señorial de la familia Lara y el desempeño del fronterizo señorío de Molina bajo Manrique Pérez de Lara. Exponemos la extensión del poder tenencial con éste y con su hijo Pedro Manrique (1164-1202), el significado de su poder en el conjunto del reino de Castilla, la evolución del señorío de Molina bajo Gonzalo Pérez y en qué medida desde el reinado de Fernando III este señorío se fue relacionando con la familia real. Como expresión del desarrollo de un importante poder señorial analizamos la clientela de los señores de Molina.

[EN] In order to study the political power in the kingdoms of Leon and Castile, it is necessary to know its articulation in counties and tenancies hold on the king’s behalf. The presence of some tenants shows the changes on royal power over certain territories during the reign of Urraca (1109-1126) and Alfonso VII (1126-1157). Tenancies also show a political and territorial framework that allows us to appreciate the extent of the Lara family seigneurial power and the holding of the border lordship of Molina by Manrique Pérez de Lara. We analyze the tenancies hold by him and by his son Pedro Manrique (1164-1202), the width of their power in the whole kingdom of Castile, the evolution of the lordship of Molina under Gonzalo Pérez and to which extent from the reign of Fernando III onwards this lordship became a property of the royal family. We also analyze the lords of Molina clientele as an expression of the development of an important seigneurial power

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Alfonso VII, Edad Media, Lordship of Molina, Kingdoms of Leon and Castile, Lara Family, Reinos de Castilla y León, D111-203, History (General), Urraca, Historia, Señorío de Molina, D, D1-2009, Medieval history, Tenencias, History (General) and history of Europe, Tenancies, Familia Lara

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