“Por serviçios muchos e buenos que me ha fecho”. The servants of nobility of Cuenca in the Late Middle Ages
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2009.v39.i2.120Keywords:
Nobility, Castile, Cuenca, Policy, Servants, Low Middle AgesAbstract
The servants of nobility of Castile were persons who were constant with the lord, and even some they were growing up with the children of the lords. Their social origin used to be humble, proceeding from other minor lineages of same geographical area or of the families of the lordly villas. Across the noble lineages of Cuenca, we can analise how their functions were principally servants, administrative officers and military men.
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