Señorío y realengo. A propósito de la curaduría de don Alonso Fernández de Lugo

Authors

  • Ana Viña Brito

Keywords:

islas de señorío, islas de realengo, Alonso Fernández de Lugo, curaduría, siglo XVI, Islands of lordly demesne, islands of royal demesne, sixteenth century

Abstract

El desempeño de la curaduría por parte de don Alonso Fernández de Lugo sobre los hijos de su esposa, don Guillén y doña Inés, le permitió la intervención directa en las islas de señorío y actuar como «señor de vasallos». Se analizan los antecedentes y consecuencias que tuvo la curaduría tanto para el Adelantado como para los Peraza.

The Adelantado don Alonso Fernández de Lugo filled the office of the «curaduría» which entrusted him with the care over the offspring of don Guillén and doña Inés. This entitled him to free intervention in those islands of lordly demesne and gave him the chance to act as a «lord of vassals». This paper analyses the precedents and consequences of this curaduría both for the Adelantado and for the Peraza household.

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Issue

Nº 7: (2003)

Section

Studies

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