La frontiera meridionale del Regno giudicale d’Arborèa: un’area strategica di fondamentale importanza per la storia medievale sarda
The southern border of the Giudicati Kingdom of Arborèa: a strategic area of fundamental importance for the medieval history of Sardinia
Abstract
One of the strategic sectors for the events of the medieval history of Sardinia was the southern border of the judical Kingdom of Arborea. The arborean southern Castles (Arcuentu, Monreale, Marmilla) and those of the Cagliari region (the Castle of Sanluri especially) have always been protagonists of historical-political events, wars, diplomatic agreements between the various contenders in the soil of the island. First in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and especially during the long war between Arborea and the Aragoneses of the Kingdom of 'Sardinia et Corsica' (mid-fourteenth century - early fifteenth century).
Uno dei settori strategici per le vicende della storia medievale sarda è stato il confine meridionale del Regno giudicale di Arborèa. I castelli meridionali arborensi (Arcuentu, Monreale, Marmilla) e quelli del cagliaritano (il castello di Sanluri soprattutto), sono sempre stati protagonisti delle vicende storico-politiche, delle guerre, degli accordi diplomatici fra i vari contendenti nel suolo dell’isola. Dapprima nei secoli XII e XIII, quindi, soprattutto, durante la lunga guerra che oppose l’Arborea agli aragonesi del Regno di ‘Sardegna e Corsica’ (metà del XIV – inizi del XV secolo).
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