Politics and Rebellion in Fifteenth-Century Andalusia: The Situation in Cordoba during the Infante Henry’s Expedition (1443-1445)
Abstract
The Infante Henry of Aragon’s military expedition in Andalusia, which sought to control the whole south of the kingdom of Castile. In Cordoba, took place during the years 1443 and 1445, while the king, John II of Castile, was in the hands of the Infante John of Aragon. The infante Henry met diverse allies and opponents, who were a consequence and cause of the changes in the political positions of certain important personages of the kingdom.Downloads
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