El procedimiento gubernativo del concejo de Toledo a fines del siglo XV: la fijación de las pechas de las aldeas
Abstract
According to a small number of documents from the Municipal Records of Toledo we can rebuild the procedure followed by this city in order to fix the taxes (pechas) to pay for its villages; it was a subject specially sensible in the time of War against Granada. In addition, the study of Ordinances of Yuncler village (1492) allows to show the struggles between the population in order to avoid paying these taxes.Downloads
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