Vassals, office-holders, clients, and relatives: hierarchy and inter-noble relationships in medieval Castile (c. 1100-c. 1350) as reflected in the documentary sources
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2010.v70.i235.320Keywords:
Central Middle Ages, Castile, Nobility, Vassals, Kinship, ClientsAbstract
This paper offers some considerations regarding inter-noble relationships in Castile during the Central Middle Ages. It does not aim to present an exhaustive study, and therefore proposes some working hypotheses and promising lines of study rather than presenting any firm conclusions. Rather than using all of the available documentary sources, this study focuses on charter evidence, and includes a discussion of both the possibilities presented to the study of this subject by documentary sources, and their limitations in this respect.
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