Publication: "Quadrilleros e sesmeros que miran por el bien público": lucha y aspiraciones sociopolíticas del común vallisoletano a fines de la Edad Media
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Majo Tomé, Beatriz
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La constitución del regimiento a mediados del siglo XIV se tradujo en la exclusión del común de la
participación política local. No obstante, a lo largo del siglo XV el común de las ciudades castellanas
comenzó a reivindicar una mayor participación política lo que se tradujo en un enfrentamiento con
las oligarquías que controlaban los regimientos. En este proceso, Valladolid se presenta como un
enclave idóneo para analizar las aspiraciones políticas del común, su organización, la articulación de
su discurso en torno a la reivindicación de la figura de los procuradores del común, y la lucha para
alcanzar dichas aspiraciones, que otorgará al común la experiencia necesaria para poner en práctica
un modelo de gobierno revolucionario durante el conflicto comunero.
The formation of the regimiento in the mid-14th century resulted in the political exclusion of the commons. However, throughout the 15th century, commons from Castilian towns began to demand a grater political participation. This led to the confrontation between the commons and the local oligarchies that controlled the regimientos. In this process, Valladolid is presented as a priviledged place for analyzing some aspects of the commons, such as their political aspirations, their organization, the articulation of a discourse concerning the demand of the figure of the procuradores del común, and the struggle in achieving their aspirations, which gave them the experience they needed to implement a revolutionary local government during the Revolt of the Comuneros
The formation of the regimiento in the mid-14th century resulted in the political exclusion of the commons. However, throughout the 15th century, commons from Castilian towns began to demand a grater political participation. This led to the confrontation between the commons and the local oligarchies that controlled the regimientos. In this process, Valladolid is presented as a priviledged place for analyzing some aspects of the commons, such as their political aspirations, their organization, the articulation of a discourse concerning the demand of the figure of the procuradores del común, and the struggle in achieving their aspirations, which gave them the experience they needed to implement a revolutionary local government during the Revolt of the Comuneros
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