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Abanilla y Jumilla en la Corona catalano-aragonesa (s. XIV)

Authors: Ferrer i Mallol, Maria Teresa;

Abanilla y Jumilla en la Corona catalano-aragonesa (s. XIV)

Abstract

Estudia los problemas entre la Corona catalanoaragonesa y Castilla después de la sentencia arbitral de Torrellas, que puso fin a la guerra entre ambos estados dividiendo el reino de Murcia entre ambos; había que establecer sobre el terreno los límites comunes indicados por la sentencia. Hubo controversia sobre la jurisdicción de Jumilla y de Abanilla o Favanella, que correspondían en principio a la Corona de Aragón, pero que se perdieron finalmente, Abanilla en 1348 y Jumilla durante la guerra de Castilla contra la Corona catalanoaragonesa, conocida como guerra de los dos Pedros (1356-1369). El trabajo se ha reeditado después en M. T. FERRER I MALLOL, Entre la paz y la guerra. La Corona Catalano-aragonesa y Castilla en la Baja Edad Media, Barcelona, Institución Milá y Fontanals. CSIC, 2005.

"Homenaje al Profesor Juan Torres Fontes", Murcia, 1987, pp. 477-490.

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Guerra de los dos Pedros, Corona de Castilla, Murcia, Reino de,, Historia política, Torrellas, Sentencia arbitral, Jumilla, Historia militar, Pedro III El Ceremonioso, Abanilla, Corona de Aragón, Pedro I El Cruel

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