Publication: La implantación del notariado público en el reino de Murcia (1256-1305)
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Vigil Montes, Néstor
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Facultad de Letras
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Editorial CSIC
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2022.52.2.19
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La implantación del notariado público en el reino de Murcia es un interesante ejemplo del modelo de rápido establecimiento del oficio ex novo, propio de los territorios recién conquistados en la Península Ibérica durante el siglo XIII, el cual fue estudiado para los casos de Sevilla, Córdoba, Valencia y Mallorca. Mediante el análisis de la legislación y de los documentos notariales conservados, pretendemos analizar los paralelismos y las divergencias con esos otros casos peninsulares, las características particulares de la mezcla de contingentes repobladores procedentes tanto de la Corona de Castilla como de la Corona de Aragón y la adaptación del notariado público a los cambios políticos acaecidos en el reino de Murcia durante el siglo XIII.
The introduction of public notaries in the Kingdom of Murcia is an interesting example of the model by which the profession was rapidly established, typical of the recently conquered territories in the Iberian Peninsula during the thirteenth century, that was studied for the cases of Seville, Cordoba, Valencia and Majorca. Through an analysis of the legislation and the notarial documents preserved, we seek to analyse the parallels and divergences regard to those other cases in the peninsula, the particular characteristics arising from the mixture of repopulation groups from both the Crown of Castile and the Crown of Aragon, and the adaptation of public notaries to the political changes that occurred in the Kingdom of Murcia in the thirteenth century.
The introduction of public notaries in the Kingdom of Murcia is an interesting example of the model by which the profession was rapidly established, typical of the recently conquered territories in the Iberian Peninsula during the thirteenth century, that was studied for the cases of Seville, Cordoba, Valencia and Majorca. Through an analysis of the legislation and the notarial documents preserved, we seek to analyse the parallels and divergences regard to those other cases in the peninsula, the particular characteristics arising from the mixture of repopulation groups from both the Crown of Castile and the Crown of Aragon, and the adaptation of public notaries to the political changes that occurred in the Kingdom of Murcia in the thirteenth century.
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Anuario De Estudios Medievales, 52(2), 971–1004
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