Ana María S A Rodrigues
Biographic Data
| ID | 5651544 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana María S A Rodrigues |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana María S A |
| FAMILY NAME | Rodrigues |
| SIGNATURE | RODRIGUES A M S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lisbon |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6539-8801 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Introduction
Reginal Income and Expenditure
This paper explores the only known surviving detailed economic register of a queen of Portugal’s expenses up to the early sixteenth century. Covering the early years of Maria of Castile and Aragon’s queenship (1501– 1508), the document gives extraordinary insight into the queen’s household and the management of her finances. The study conducted over the book allows us to become acquainted with some of Queen Maria’s ladies, officials, and servants…
Splendour in life, humility in death
Leonor de Lencastre was the wife of King João II of Portugal and the sister of his successor, Manuel I. Both she and her mother Beatriz participated in high politics and the government of the realm, administered vast territories, and managed considerable fortunes. They also founded convents of Poor Clares –one of Colettines, the other of Observants of the First Rule– where they chose to be buried in graves dug into the ground covered by stone sla…
La(s) reforma(s) en el franciscanismo portugués en la Edad Media
En este artículo se analiza la reforma del franciscanismo portugués a finales de la Edad Media. Se trata de una reforma plural, realizada en un contexto de intensa renovación religiosa y espiritual, en el que emergen nuevas órdenes religiosas y los laicos participan intensamente creando nuevas formas de «pobre vida». Entre los Franciscanos masculinos, la Observancia surgió en la última década del siglo XIV en el norte de Portugal, traída por frai…
Dynastic Change
The Black Death and Recovery, 1348–1500
Las regencias femeninas en los reinos ibéricos medievales
Al contrario de lo que sucedió en los otros reinos peninsulares, donde se conocen numerosos ejemplos de ejercicio de la autoridad real por mujeres, en Portugal las dos únicas experiencias de regencia femenina que ocurrieron en la Edad Media fueron interrumpidas por movimientos revolucionarios que entregaron el gobierno a varones de sangre real. En este trabajo, se analizan los argumentos utilizados para retirar el poder a las reinas madres para s…
O padroado da Ordem de Cristo e as elites do Brasil setecentista
This article analyzes the process undertaken in the provision of benefices (cathedrals’ prebends and vicariates) belonging to the patronage of the Order of Christ in south central Portuguese America during the royalist context, in the second half of the 18th century. The objective is to examine the political and social meanings that access to the beneficial network of the Order of Christ provided. The analysis presumes that the monarchy awarded t…
Moneda, armas y objetos suntuarios
The aim of this paper is to make a first approach to the composition and evolution of the royal treasure from the death of the first king of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, in 1185, to the death of the last king of the first dynasty, Fernando I, in 1383. During these two centuries, we notice that the importance of coins, precious metals and armoury decreases among the mobile goods the kings and their wives transmit to their heirs, and offer to their …
Le pouvoir royal et les villes au Portugal au Moyen Âge
La(s) reforma(s) en el franciscanismo portugués en la Edad Media
En este artículo se analiza la reforma del franciscanismo portugués a finales de la Edad Media. Se trata de una reforma plural, realizada en un contexto de intensa renovación religiosa y espiritual, en el que emergen nuevas órdenes religiosas y los laicos participan intensamente creando nuevas formas de «pobre vida». Entre los Franciscanos masculinos, la Observancia surgió en la última década del siglo XIV en el norte de Portugal, traída por frai…
Splendour in life, humility in death
Leonor de Lencastre was the wife of King João II of Portugal and the sister of his successor, Manuel I. Both she and her mother Beatriz participated in high politics and the government of the realm, administered vast territories, and managed considerable fortunes. They also founded convents of Poor Clares –one of Colettines, the other of Observants of the First Rule– where they chose to be buried in graves dug into the ground covered by stone sla…
Le pouvoir royal et les villes au Portugal au Moyen Âge
Moneda, armas y objetos suntuarios
The aim of this paper is to make a first approach to the composition and evolution of the royal treasure from the death of the first king of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, in 1185, to the death of the last king of the first dynasty, Fernando I, in 1383. During these two centuries, we notice that the importance of coins, precious metals and armoury decreases among the mobile goods the kings and their wives transmit to their heirs, and offer to their …
Las regencias femeninas en los reinos ibéricos medievales
Al contrario de lo que sucedió en los otros reinos peninsulares, donde se conocen numerosos ejemplos de ejercicio de la autoridad real por mujeres, en Portugal las dos únicas experiencias de regencia femenina que ocurrieron en la Edad Media fueron interrumpidas por movimientos revolucionarios que entregaron el gobierno a varones de sangre real. En este trabajo, se analizan los argumentos utilizados para retirar el poder a las reinas madres para s…
O padroado da Ordem de Cristo e as elites do Brasil setecentista
This article analyzes the process undertaken in the provision of benefices (cathedrals’ prebends and vicariates) belonging to the patronage of the Order of Christ in south central Portuguese America during the royalist context, in the second half of the 18th century. The objective is to examine the political and social meanings that access to the beneficial network of the Order of Christ provided. The analysis presumes that the monarchy awarded t…
The Black Death and Recovery, 1348–1500
Dynastic Change
La(s) reforma(s) en el franciscanismo portugués en la Edad Media
En este artículo se analiza la reforma del franciscanismo portugués a finales de la Edad Media. Se trata de una reforma plural, realizada en un contexto de intensa renovación religiosa y espiritual, en el que emergen nuevas órdenes religiosas y los laicos participan intensamente creando nuevas formas de «pobre vida». Entre los Franciscanos masculinos, la Observancia surgió en la última década del siglo XIV en el norte de Portugal, traída por frai…
Splendour in life, humility in death
Leonor de Lencastre was the wife of King João II of Portugal and the sister of his successor, Manuel I. Both she and her mother Beatriz participated in high politics and the government of the realm, administered vast territories, and managed considerable fortunes. They also founded convents of Poor Clares –one of Colettines, the other of Observants of the First Rule– where they chose to be buried in graves dug into the ground covered by stone sla…
Introduction
Reginal Income and Expenditure
This paper explores the only known surviving detailed economic register of a queen of Portugal’s expenses up to the early sixteenth century. Covering the early years of Maria of Castile and Aragon’s queenship (1501– 1508), the document gives extraordinary insight into the queen’s household and the management of her finances. The study conducted over the book allows us to become acquainted with some of Queen Maria’s ladies, officials, and servants…
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