Abstract

The institutions in charge of princely works at the Royal Geographies in Europe, played crucial roles, because they fulfilled a number of functions that were adapted or modified over time in accordance with the particularities and evolution of each kingdom and the architectural policy developed by their princes. Many of these institutions have yet to be studied in any depth. This chapter focuses on the institutions of the Iberian kingdoms, with a comparative perspective, specifically to France and England.

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Brepols

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https://hdl.handle.net/10115/80377

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https://doi.org/10.1484/M.ARCHMOD-EB.5.142004

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2024-01

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Análisis de las diferentes funciones que cumplieron las instituciones que gestionaban los Sitios Reales en toda Europa en la Edad Moderna.

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Court Space , Institutions that shaped the Royal Works , Early Modern History

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J. E. Hortal Muñoz, “The Functions of the Institutions Responsible for the Ruler´s Works: Princely (Royal) Geographies as an Instrument for Princely Rule”, en José Eloy Hortal Muñoz y Merlijn Hurx (eds.), Building the Presence of the Prince. The Institutions Responsible for the Construction and Management of the Buildings of European Courts (14th-17th centuries), Turnhout, Brepols, 2024, pp. 251-271

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