Guillem IV de Cervera, cavalier i monjo de Poblet
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1998.v28.i0.593Abstract
Guillem IV of Cervera could be the prototype of the noble closely linked to all spheres of power. This article studies his connections as a councillor to the royal court of Pere I and during the early decades of that of Jaume I, at a time of crisis for this royal institution. Guillem of Cervera was also a key player in the difficult relations between the crown and the earldom of Urgell in the context of the absortion of the earldom into the House of Barcelona.
On a spiritual level, the close ties between a lineage like the House of Cervera and the monastery of Poblet will be shown, these perhaps being in the image and reflections of the kings.
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