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author
Ensenyat Pujol, Gabriel
editor
Ediciones Universidad de Valladolid
2015-03-18T15:42:11Z
2015-03-18T15:42:11Z
2007
Edad Media: revista de historia, 2007, N.8, pags.59-77
1138-9621
http://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/9648
59
8
77
Edad Media: revista de historia
The crisis that shook the European continent from the first third through the middle of the XIVth century was made more severe in Majorca by the fact that it coincided with the return of the Crown of Majorca to the Catalan-Aragonese Crown. This implied not only an economic, demographic and otherwise general crisis, but also a specifically political one which, after an armed conflict between both crowns, meant the end of the Crown of Majorca. All these events had important repercussions in the cultural sphere which led to the break of the existing cultural ties among the three territorial organizations within the Majorcan Crown (the Kingdom of Majorca, the counties of Rousillon and the domain of Montpellier). This situation also meant a weakening of the cultural thrust provided in its territories by a monarchy that had ruled on an exclusive basis but which was now replaced by another whose seat of power lay elsewhere. To this we should of course add the decisive contribution of the overall crisis to these events.
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La antigua Corona de Mallorca a mitad del siglo XIV: la crisis general y política y sus repercusiones culturales
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