The Pamplona Cathedral Chapter and the Navarrería in the Second Half of the Fourteenth Century: Setting up a Condominium (SP)

Authors

  • Ángeles García de La Borbolla García de Paredes University of Navarra image/svg+xml

Keywords:

cathedral chapter, Kingdom of Navarre, Navarrería, repopulation

Abstract

This article analyzes the economic and social strategy developed by the Chapter of the Pamplona Cathedral during the second half of the fourteenth century with the aim of strengthening their major role in the repopulation of the new burgo or hamlet that was set up after the 1276 War of Navarrería. Our study of the documents in the Pamplona Cathedral archives illustrates a new practice in the management of church properties which actively contributes to accelerating the repopulation process of this new burgo in the city KEYWORDS: Cathedral Chapter. Kingdom of Navarre. Navarrería. Repopulation.

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Author Biography

  • Ángeles García de La Borbolla García de Paredes, University of Navarra

    Doctora en Historia. Profesora Titular de Historia Medieval. Departamento de Historia, Geografía e Historia del Arte, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Navarra, Campus de Pamplona. Edificio Bibliotecas. 31080, Pamplona (España).

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Published

2017-03-04

Issue

No. 17 (2016): Islam in Minority in the Middle Ages

Section

MISCELLANY

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How to Cite

The Pamplona Cathedral Chapter and the Navarrería in the Second Half of the Fourteenth Century: Setting up a Condominium (SP). (2017). Edad Media. Revista De Historia, 17, 255-273. https://revistas.uva.es/index.php/edadmedia/article/view/399