Contribución al estudio de la conquista de Gran Canaria. Documentos del Archivo Municipal de Carmona y del General de Simancas / A contribution to the study of the conquest of Gran Canaria. Documents from the Carmona Municipal Archive and the...
Abstract
En este trabajo se editan y analizan varios documentos que pretenden ayudar a conocer mejor las tropas que participaron en la conquista de la isla de Gran Canaria, destacando con ellos algunos de los sistemas de reclutamiento y pago de sueldos empleados para formar el ejército que intervino en la incorporación de la isla a la Corona de Castilla.
Through the edition and analysis of diverse records, this work intends to achieve a deeper knowledge about the condition of those troops participating in the conquest of Gran Canaria. Among the issues under scrutiny, special attention will be devoted to conscription systems and the payment of wages as these may have determined how this army was organised and could therefore partake in the process of integration of the island into the Crown of Castile.
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