Fortalezas y villas del rey: notas sobre la frontera galaico-portuguesa en tierras orensanas a fines del siglo XIII
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ceg.2001.v48.i114.144Keywords:
Medieval fortresses, frontier, repopulation, nobility, lauds of the Crown, rout of silverAbstract
The work studies a group of towns and fortresses near the frontier between Galicia and Portugal, actually province of Orense, built under the rule of kings Alfonso X and Sancho IV, in the last years of the Xlllth Century and the first years of XlVth Century. These fortresses defended also the old «Rout of Silver», the most important way between the south of Galicia and the kingdom of León. The fortresses' names, ended always with the word «rey» (= «king»), remind their royal origins
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