About the Catholic Kings´ North African policy: The principalities of Badis, Xauen and Tetuan (1491-1515)
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This paper studies political dealings between postconquest Granada and the Moroccan principalities of Badis, Xauen and Tetouan. Although all of them were in the territory reserved for a future Portuguese conquest, they were seen as a menace by the Spanish authorities because their piratical activities. Following Crown´s orders, the secretary Hernando de Zafra, the Count of Tendilla and other officials were commisioned to solve that menace in diferent ways.Downloads
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