E por esta razon conuino que fuessen los reyes, e lo tomassen los omes por señores : uma análise da legitimidade, autoridade e poder no reinado de Alfonso X através das suas redes de negociações senhoriais (1252-1284)

• Autor(a) principal: Mota, Bruna Oliveira
• Data de Publicação: 2018
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: http://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/8376
• topic: História (aspectos políticos); Castela e Leão (Espanha); Poder na Idade Média; Legitimidade governamental; Monarquia; Negociações senhoriais; Alfonso X; Século XIII; Relações de poder; Seigneurial negotiations; Alfonso X; 13th century; Power relations; CIENCIAS HUMANAS::HISTORIA

On May 31st, 1252, before the most important aristocrats of the kingdom, Alfonso X was crowned King of Castile and Leon in a public ceremony and detached from traditional sacralization rites of the medieval monarchies. The political trajectory of the Alfonsine reign was marked by periods of unrelenting conflicts and social tensions, the causes of these disruptions were directly linked to the production and attempt to establish a daring government program that sought above all to unify legislation and renew the right of the kingdom, something not effected. Faced with a political scenario of uprisings and the need to secure the support of his subjects for their demands for government, Alfonso X produced a range of legal rules - coercive and concessive - aimed at strengthening his royal authority, at the same time time in which it looked for legislative tools that made possible to rebalance its relation with the political society of the kingdom in an eternal game of powers. We have understood these aspects like something inherent to the noble negotiations that guided the relations between this monarch and the aristocracies secular and ecclesiastical of the period. When we take the characteristics presented above as the north of research and when analyzing a documentary corpus composed of chronicles and legal documents elaborated on and during the Alfonsine period, we had as objective in our research to examine the relations of negotiations developed by Alfonso X throughout his reign, looking for to understand the constant crises of monarchical authority, abyss of legitimacy and, consequently, the political and juridical actions established by him in the search for the realization of power. Thus, we could argue that political fragmentation did not mean the absence of legitimacy, authority, or power. On the contrary, decentralization only emphasized the mechanisms of negotiations, a fundamental aspect in the constitution and maintenance of seigniorial society in the Central Middle Ages.