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Navarre and Aragon as Guardians and Mediators in the Iberian Power Struggle
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- ISBN8231657827
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- Date de parution01/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
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"Guardians and Mediators: Navarre and Aragon in the Iberian Power Struggle" by Jefferson Martínez unveils the dramatic and pivotal story of two medieval kingdoms that stood at the crossroads of conquest, culture, and diplomacy. From the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees, Navarre and Aragon navigated centuries of fierce battles, shifting alliances, and delicate negotiations among the towering powers of Muslim Al-Andalus, Christian León-Castile, and the expansive Frankish realms.
This compelling narrative reveals how these mountain kingdoms transformed from vulnerable borderlands into sophisticated players whose legal innovations, cultural exchanges, and strategic marriages shaped the destiny of the Iberian Peninsula and beyond. Blending rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling, Martínez brings to life the complex web of power, faith, and identity that defined a crucial chapter in European history, making it essential reading for lovers of medieval intrigue, political drama, and the origins of modern Spain.
This compelling narrative reveals how these mountain kingdoms transformed from vulnerable borderlands into sophisticated players whose legal innovations, cultural exchanges, and strategic marriages shaped the destiny of the Iberian Peninsula and beyond. Blending rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling, Martínez brings to life the complex web of power, faith, and identity that defined a crucial chapter in European history, making it essential reading for lovers of medieval intrigue, political drama, and the origins of modern Spain.
"Guardians and Mediators: Navarre and Aragon in the Iberian Power Struggle" by Jefferson Martínez unveils the dramatic and pivotal story of two medieval kingdoms that stood at the crossroads of conquest, culture, and diplomacy. From the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees, Navarre and Aragon navigated centuries of fierce battles, shifting alliances, and delicate negotiations among the towering powers of Muslim Al-Andalus, Christian León-Castile, and the expansive Frankish realms.
This compelling narrative reveals how these mountain kingdoms transformed from vulnerable borderlands into sophisticated players whose legal innovations, cultural exchanges, and strategic marriages shaped the destiny of the Iberian Peninsula and beyond. Blending rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling, Martínez brings to life the complex web of power, faith, and identity that defined a crucial chapter in European history, making it essential reading for lovers of medieval intrigue, political drama, and the origins of modern Spain.
This compelling narrative reveals how these mountain kingdoms transformed from vulnerable borderlands into sophisticated players whose legal innovations, cultural exchanges, and strategic marriages shaped the destiny of the Iberian Peninsula and beyond. Blending rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling, Martínez brings to life the complex web of power, faith, and identity that defined a crucial chapter in European history, making it essential reading for lovers of medieval intrigue, political drama, and the origins of modern Spain.
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