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Cuadernos de historia de España

Print version ISSN 0325-1195On-line version ISSN 1850-2717

Abstract

FERNANDES, Fátima Regina. Os exílios da linhagem dos Pacheco e sua relação com a natureza de suas vinculações aos Castro (segunda metade do século XIV). Cuad. hist. Esp. [online]. 2008, vol.82, pp.31-54. ISSN 0325-1195.

In this essay we intend to discern the motivations in the movements of the Pachecos' lineage envoys between the kingdoms of Portugal and Castile during the second half of the 14th century. Through the analysis of the Pachecos' pretensions, even during their several exiles, we find an interesting connection between them and the Castros' lineage in Portugal. We carry out a demonstrative analysis of the nature of medieval political relations, based on the verification that the Castros' pretensions were maintained as a remote cause, supported by the Trastámaras' interests and by the discontent Portuguese in exile. The Iberian medieval political society would use these pretensions on its own benefit, but always trying to leave the impression that they were in the defense of the Infantes' well-being. This cause became a core of resistance to the Portuguese monarchy interests in Castile.

Keywords : Medieval prosopography; Medieval Iberian nobility; Medieval political society; Medieval vassalage; Medieval Iberian monarchies.

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