Històries connectades: la projecció mediterrània de la Corona d’Aragó i la incorporació de Sardenya
Connected histories: the Mediterranean projection of the Crown of Aragon and the incorporation of Sardinia
Abstract
When the island of Sardinia was annexed to the Crown of Aragon in 1323, seven hundred years ago, two centuries had not yet passed since its birth, as a result of the dynamic union between Aragon and Catalonia in 1137, a union to which new states and territories would be incorporated, on the Iberian and Italian peninsulas and the islands between them, and which would last for another four centuries, until its dissolution in 1715, as a consequence of the War of Succession to the Spanish throne.
Quan l’illa de Sardenya va ser annexionada a la Corona d’Aragó el 1323, ara fa set-cens anys, no feia encara dos segles del naixement d’aquesta, arran de la unió dinàstica entre Aragó i Catalunya el 1137, una unió a la qual anirien incorporant-se nous estats i territoris, a les penínsules ibèrica i italiana i a les illes d’enmig, i que duraria altres quatre segles, fins a la seva dissolució el 1715, com a conseqüència de la Guerra de Successió al tron d’Espanya
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