Iconología política en la Cataluña medieval
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2002.v32.i1.232Keywords:
Chronicles, Middle Ages, Catalonia, Iconology, Political Power, HolyAbstract
Between the XIIIth and the XIV centuries, the so called Quatre grans cròniques (Four Great Chronicles) are written in Mediaeval Catalonia. Three of the four authors of these documents show the historical facts as connected with and allowed by the Divine Providence. They develop a concept of History in which Space and time are categories necessarily moved by a supernatural force that gives them a reason for being, and the possibility of a free self-development. If we analyse these three major documents we will check an attempt of legitimate political power through a comparison between the present authority and the historical authority of the Jewish Kings of Israel, mainly David and Salomon. This is the "Icon of Political Power" that catalan medieval chroniclers want to reproduce.
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