Res publica Sardiniae. Parlamentarismo y representación estamental en el reino de Cerdeña (siglos XIV-XVIII)
Res publica Sardiniae. Parliamentarism and Estates' Representation in the Kingdom of Sardinia (14th-18th centuries)
Abstract
Since the 14th century, a few years after the beginning of the conquest of the island by the kings of the Crown of Aragon, the kingdom of Sardinia had representative institutions that acted as spokespersons for the kingdom's elites and as interlocutors and intermediaries between the king and his vassals. This work presents an approximate overview of this type of institution and its functions throughout the fourteenth to eighteenth centuries.
El reino de Cerdeña contó desde el siglo XIV, algunos años después del inicio de la conquista de la isla por parte de los reyes de la Corona de Aragón, con organismos de representación estamental que ejercieron como portavoces de las élites del reino y como interlocutores e intermediarios entre el rey y sus vasallos. Este trabajo plantea una visión general aproximada sobre este tipo de instituciones y sus funciones a lo largo de los siglos XIV a XVIII.
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