La frontera de Granada: acerca del territorio y la línea divisoria (siglos XIV y XV). \ The Granadan Frontier: Territory and Demarcation Line (14th and 15th Centuries).

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  • José Enrique López de Coca Castañer Universidad de Sevilla

Abstract

RESUMEN: En este trabajo demostramos que en la frontera granadina hubo una línea divisoria que marcaba la separación entre el emirato nazarí y el reino de Castilla. Se hace hincapié en las fuentes que nos permiten conocer el trazado de esa línea de demarcación. Y se discuten los caracteres de la franja territorial por la que discurría la divisoria, la cual ha sido vista erróneamente como una especie de tierra de nadie.

ABSTRACT: In this paper we show that in the Granadan frontier there was a dividing line between the Nasrid emirate and the kingdom of Castile. We point out the sources that allow us to know the outline of it. and we discuss about the strip of land that line runs, which has been seen wrongly as a sort of no man´s land.

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Published

2019-04-22

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López de Coca Castañer, J. E. (2019) “ \ The Granadan Frontier: Territory and Demarcation Line (14th and 15th Centuries)”., Historia. Instituciones. Documentos, (45). Available at: https://revistascientificas.us.es/index.php/HID/article/view/7082 (Accessed: 16July2024).

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No. 45 (2018)

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