The Household of John I of Castile: Private Spheres and Domestic Aspects of Castilian Royalty in the late-fourteenth century (ca. 1370-1390)
Abstract
The structure of the Royal House of Castile during the Middle Ages has been the subject of important interest by historians in recent years. Now, for the first time, this article addresses the study of the Royal House of John I in response to the most private aspects of everyday life at court during years of profound political, cultural and institutional change in Castile.Format
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