Guerra, defensa y donativo en la Cerdeña Austriaca
War, defense and donation in the Austrian Sardinia
Abstract
Needs of the Sardinian’s defense during the Succession’s war of the Spain’s crown motivated continues extension of the Donativo (contribution to the king), which was accorded in the last Parliament on 1699. This mechanism was initiated for the first time by Philippe of Bourbon and was maintained even by Charles of Austria and later by the Savoy Dinasty. The most relevant news in the incoming cash from the taxes and above all in the administration of the Donativo was the creation of the office called Superintendencia de la Caja Militar.
Las exigencias de la defensa de la isla durante la Guerra de Sucesión a la Corona de España motivaron reiteradas prorrogas del Donativo que había sido acordado en el último Parlamento de 1699. El mecanismo fue iniciado por Felipe de Borbón pero se asumió por Carlos de Austria y más tarde por los Saboya. La novedad más relevante introducida, en la recaudación y sobre todo en la gestión del Donativo, fue la creación de la Superintendencia de la Caja Militar.
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