Diplomacia y guerra en el Mediterráneo medieval. La liga véneto-aragonesa contra Génova de 1351
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2006.v36.i1.6Keywords:
War, Diplomacy, Mediterranean, VeniceAbstract
In January 1351, the Crown of Aragon and Venice signed a military treaty against the Republic of Genova. This essay analyses the chapters of this alliance, together with two Offices that the Crown of Aragon sent to the Court of Venice a propos of the renegotiation of a series of aspects that had not been sufficiently contemplated in the treaties of 1351. This analysis will be dealt with in the context of the political and commercial relations that characterised the Great Powers in the Mediterranean area during the XIV century.
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