Ceremony and conflict: Royal entries in Barcelona in the context of the Catalan Civil War (1460-1473)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2008.v38.i2.94Keywords:
Royal Entry, Ceremony, Conflict, Barcelona, Catalan Civil War, 15th CenturyAbstract
This study examines the royal entry ceremonies celebrated in Barcelona between 1460 and 1473, in the light of their meaning and importance in relation to the unsettled period marked by the Catalan Civil War (1462-1472). Starting from the premise that these sort of events are likely to reflect the sociopolitical reality in which they occur, it sets out to determine just how far the receptions offered to the monarchy by the city during these years can contribute towards explaining the origin, development and conclusion of the warlike conflict which set the institutions of the Principate against John II.
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