La guerra de Granada en las probanzas de hidalguía: los Amador de Lezcano, hidalgos de Cazorla y Quesada
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2002.v32.i1.237Keywords:
Cazorla, Quesada, Granada, Knights, Dominion, Islam, WarAbstract
Throughout the late Middle Ages the dominion of Cazorla and the village of Quesada were fortified towns in the frontier with the nazari kingdom of Granada, a fact that favoured the establishment of knights coming from other areas of Peninsula. They came attracted by the benefits of the war against the Islam which allowed them to consolidate their social and economic positions in the archbishops of Toledo's domain.
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