
handle: 10366/151903
A partir de 1701 el conflicto por la sucesi?n de la corona de Espa?a y la consiguiente desmembraci?n de la monarqu?a marc? la agenda militar y diplom?tica europea durante medio siglo. Los exiliados italianos en la corte de Felipe V se convirtieron en un grupo de poder al que se conf?o en parte la misi?n de recuperar Italia, ejerciendo destacados puestos ministeriales, diplom?ticos y militares, as? como un buen n?mero de las jefaturas de las casas reales de Felipe V y de Isabel de Farnesio. En este estudio se profundiza en la configuraci?n y trayectoria de estas redes de parentesco, as? como en las complejas razones de la lealtad din?stica vinculadas con las jefaturas de las casas y linajes
From 1701 onwards, the conflict over the succession to the Spanish crown and the consequent dismemberment of the monarchy set the European military and diplomatic agenda for half a century. The Italian exiles at the court of Philip V became a powerful group that was partly entrusted with the mission of recovering Italy, holding prominent ministerial, diplomatic and military posts, as well as a good number of the heads of the royal houses of Philip V and Isabella of Farnese. This study delves into the configuration of these kinship networks, as well as the complex reasons for dynastic loyalty linked to the heads of the house and lineages
familia, family, linaje, house, Modern history, 1453-, D204-475, exile, casa, court, exilio, aristocracy, corte, aristocracia, lineage
familia, family, linaje, house, Modern history, 1453-, D204-475, exile, casa, court, exilio, aristocracy, corte, aristocracia, lineage
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