Isabel De Parma: Una Farnesio En La Corte De Madrid
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The Constantinian Order of Saint George and the Angeli, Farnese and Bourbon Families Which Governed It
Available at a pre-publication valid until 28th December 2018* special price of 175€ Guy Stair Sainty tienda.boe.es The Constantinian Order of Saint George and the Angeli, Farnese and Bourbon families which governed it The Boletín Oficial del Estado is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of The Constantinian Order of Saint George and the Angeli Farnese and Bourbon families which governed it, by Guy Stair Sainty. This is the most comprehensive history of the Order from its foundation to the present, including an examination of the conversion of Constantine, the complex relationships between Balkan dynasties, and the expansion of the Order in the late 16th and 17th centuries until its acquisition by the Farnese. The passage of the Gran Mastership from the Farnese to the Bourbons and the subsequent succession within the Bourbon family is examined in detail with many hitherto unpublished documents. The book includes more than 300 images, and the Appendix some key historic texts as well as related essays. There is a detailed bibliography and index of names. The Constantinian Order of Saint George 249x318 mm • 580 full color pages • Digitally printed on Matt Coated Paper 135 g/m2 Hard cover in fabric with dust jacket SHIPPING INCLUDED Preorder now Boletín Oficial del Estado * Applicable taxes included. Price includes shipping charges to Europe and USA. Post publication price 210€ GUY STAIR SAINTY, as a reputed expert in the According to legend the Constantinian Order is the oldest field, has written extensively on the history of Orders chivalric institution, founded by Emperor Constantine the GUY STAIR SAINTY Great and governed by successive Byzantine Emperors and of Knighthood and on the legitimacy of surviving their descendants. -
Texto Completo
MARTÍNEZ NAVAS , I., «Alberoni y el gobierno de la Monarquía española», REDUR 8, diciembre 2010, págs. 63-110. ISSN 1695-078X ALBERONI Y EL GOBIERNO DE LA MONARQUÍA ESPAÑOLA Isabel MARTÍNEZ NAVAS PROFESORA TITULAR DE HISTORIA DEL DERECHO UNIVERSIDAD DE LA RIOJA SUMARIO: Introducción. I. Semblanza personal y política del Cardenal Alberoni. I.1. Primeros pasos en la Corte. I.1.1. A la sombra de Vendôme. I.1.2. Agente extraordinario del Duque de Parma. I.1.3. Primera misión oficial en la Corte española. I.2. Alberoni, favorito de los Reyes. I.2.1. Consejero de la Reina. I.2.2. Privado y Cardenal. I.3. Cese, persecución y rehabilitación pública. I.3.1. El cese y los documentos en poder de Alberoni. I.3.2. Arresto y procesamiento de Alberoni. II. Alberoni y el gobierno de la Monarquía española. II.1. Reformismo y contrarreformismo. II.1.1. Las reformas Ursinos-Orry. II.1.2. El Ministerio del Cardenal Giudice y la intervención de Alberoni en los negocios públicos. II.2. El bienio Alberoni. II.2.1. La reforma de los Consejos y de la “vía reservada”. II.2.2. Los poderes de Alberoni. La praxis de gobierno. RESUMEN: Entre 1717 y 1719 Felipe V contó con un “Ministro principal”, Giulio Alberoni. La difusa naturaleza del poder ejercido por este Ministro, hace necesario el establecimiento de contornos precisos –cronológicos, institucionales y, en alguna medida también, materiales– a su intervención en el gobierno de la Monarquía española. PALABRAS CLAVE : Alberoni. Privados. Validos y Primeros Ministros. Reformismo. Consejos. Vía reservada. -
Ius Publicum Europaeum and International Society, 1713-1739. a Status Quaestionis
Ius publicum europaeum and international society, 1713-1739. A status quaestionis Frederik Dhondt1 Ph.D.-Fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) Legal History Institute, Ghent University (Belgium) [Slide 1] First of all, I would like to thank prof. Michael Stolleis for offering me the unique opportunity to stay at the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History in an early stage of my PhD-research. The collection of 18th Century internationalist and publicist doctrine kept at the institute is a necessary complement to the archival records I consulted in London from October to December. Moreover, I am convinced that the material resources offered in Frankfurt and the stimulating personal encounters and discussions will considerably enhance the quality of my later writings. It is a commonplace in historiography to talk about the “second hundred years war” between Britain and France. Between 1688 and 1815, from William III and Louis XIV to Pitt the Younger and Napoleon, the irreconcilable enemies of the late Middle Ages face each other in a struggle for dominance of the European continent and the High Seas. However, this is a gross negation of historical fact. Between 1713 and 1739, France and Britain co-orchestrated a stable and tranquil state system. In an equilibrium between Big Powers, diplomatic issues were solved through mediation, leading to international agreement and finally to territorial exchange. The backbone of this system was quite the opposite of an imperial ideal or “Monarchia Universalis” (as Franz Bosbach calls it). Avoiding hegemony, means avoiding war. Two methodological safeguards have to be counted with. 1) As international relations are concerned, it is of vital interest not to neglect contextual parameters. -
Giulio Alberoni, Reform Through the Vía Reservada and the First Creation of the Viceroyalty of New Granada
Chapter 4 Giulio Alberoni, Reform through the Vía Reservada and the First Creation of the Viceroyalty of New Granada Although the reales cédulas of May 27, 1717, claimed that the decision to cre- ate a viceroyalty in northern South America had been discussed “in various occasions”,1 no corroborative evidence of this has ever been found. The only other document from the period to suggest that the idea of creating a vice- royalty was seriously considered before 1717 is an entry within the memoirs of the Duke of Saint-Simon, a member of Philip V’s French entourage. According to him the Prince of Santo Buono, viceroy of Peru, had recommended in 1716 segregating the provinces of New Granada, Cartagena, Panama and Quito from Peru to establish a third viceroyalty with its capital in Santa Fe. According to Saint-Simon, the king had approved this project that same year.2 Indeed, the almost complete absence of documentation pertaining to what undoubt- edly constituted a dramatic transformation of the administrative structure of Spanish America has long puzzled historians. There is no record of a consulta produced by the Council of the Indies equivalent to that produced by the Council of Castile before the introduc- tion of the Nueva Planta of Catalonia. There is no indication that any high- ranking governmental officials based within the province or recently returned from it were consulted, as was the case with the chevalier d’Asfeldt concerning the Nueva Planta of Majorca.3 There is not even evidence that the different authorities who might have been involved in such a decision voiced either sup- port or opposition to it in the months leading up to April 29, 1717, as was the case before the abolition of the fueros—and suppression of vice-regal rule—in 1 “Real cédula por la cual se crea el Virreinato del Nuevo Reino de Granada en 27 de mayo de 1717” reproduced in full in Jerónimo Becker and José María Rivas Groot, El Nuevo Reino de Granada en el Siglo XVIII (Madrid: Imp. -
THE ROYAL EXCHANGE [L’Echange Des Princesses]
High Sea Production presents THE ROYAL EXCHANGE [L’Echange des princesses] A FILM BY MARC DUGAIN FROM THE NOVEL BY CHANTAL THOMAS EDITIONS DU SEUIL (2013) AND EDITIONS POINTS (2014) WITH LAMBERT WILSON, ANAMARIA VARTOLOMEI, OLIVIER GOURMET, CATHERINE MOUCHET, KACEY MOTTET KLEIN, IGOR VAN DESSEL, JULIANE LEPOUREAU France • 100 min • Scope WORLD SALES 5, rue Nicolas Flamel 75004 Paris, France Ph.: +33 1 53 10 33 99 playtime.group 2 SYNOPSIS 1721. A bold idea is brewing in the head of Philip of Orléans, Regent of France… 11-year-old Louis XV is soon to become king and an exchange of princesses would allow the nation to consolidate peace with Spain after years of war that have bled the two kingdoms’ coffers dry. He therefore marries his 12-year-old daughter, Mademoiselle de Montpensier, to the heir to the Spanish throne, in exchange for which Louis XV must marry the Spanish Infanta, 4-year-old Mariana Victoria. But this precipitous introduction into the grownups’ world of manipulation and power games will get the better of them and their carefree spirits. 3 INTERVIEW WITH MARC DUGAIN This is the first time you’ve adapted a film from someone else’s book. Why did you wish to adapt Chantal Thomas’ The Exchange of Princesses? I’m a history buff. This story appealed to me especially since as a child I read numerous books about the 18th century. This historical episode concerning the exchange of the princesses is quite unique, notably with regards to how very cruelly the children were treated, and the way in which each one of them tried to make their way through it. -
«Fastes Et Grandeur Des Cours En Europe »
PRESS KIT SUMMARY Introduction and practical information 3 Journey into the heart of the exhibition 6 Encounter with the curators 37 The scenographic itinerary 41 The “Must See” of the exhibition 45 The lenders 64 The Grimaldi Forum 66 The partners 68 2 ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS….. “The Magnificence and Grandeur of the Courts of Europe” Every year since the creation of the Grimaldi Forum in 2000, the Principality of Monaco has hosted a major exhibition of a patrimonial, artistic and historical nature. With its more than 2500 square meters, the Espace Ravel within Monaco’s cultural center provides a unique setting for a spectacular presentation. This year, the Grimaldi Forum Monaco’s summer exhibition coincides with an exceptional event: the marriage of HSH the prince Albert II with Mademoiselle Charlene Wittstock. As an echo of this great moment in the life of the Principality, the Grimaldi Forum has chosen as its summer exhibition theme The Magnificence and Grandeur of the Courts of Europe. The exhibition will be shown from July 11 to September 11. This genuine voyage back in time, from the 17th up to the 20th century, will enable visitors for the first time ever to enter into twenty European Courts, where they will encounter the great imperial and royal figures. During this splendid journey, a true “European tour,” visitors will meet: - The kings of Portugal, Joseph I, Louis I and Queen Maria Pia; - Philip V, grandson of Louis XIV, king of Spain, and Elisabeth, heir to the fabulous Farnese collections; - Napoleon and Josephine and the -
S P a N I E N
S p a n i e n West - G o t e n Die Besiedlung Iberiens ist seit der Altsteinzeit nachgewiesen. Iberer wanderten vermutlich in der Mittelsteinzeit ein. 1100 v. Chr. legten Phönizier, 800 v. Chr. Griechen Handelszentren an. Seit 600 v. Chr. drangen unter heftigen Kämpfen die Kelten ein u. mischten sich mit den dort ansässigen Iberern. Die Römer richteten 27 v. Chr. im Süden des Landes die Provinz Hispania u. im Westen die Provinz Lusitania ein. Die um 400 n. Chr. eingewanderten Wandalen wichen den nachfolgenden Westgoten aus, welche nachfolgend auch die Römer vertrieben. Das Territorium der Westgoten befand sich seit 376 n. Chr. im römischen Reichsgebiet als römisch- germanischer Mischstaat. Das Reich in Südrussland (Dnestr) wurde mit dem Ansturm der Hunnen zerstört. Ein Aufstand der Westgoten wurde 382 noch unterdrückt, aber 395 unter König Alarich erneuert. 401 begann der Zug nach Italien. 410 wurde Rom erobert. 418 kam es in Südgallien zur Staatenbildung mit der Hauptstadt Toulouse. Die ausdehnende Besiedlung unter König Eurich (466- 484) u. die Niederlage gegen die Franken 507 bei Vouillè, brachte die Verlagerung auf die Iberische Halbinsel mit der Hauptstadt Toledo. Mit König Rekkkared I. setzte 586 die Christianisierung ein. König Witiza wurde 710 gestürzt u. dessen Söhne riefen die Araber zu Hilfe. Es etablierte sich die Omajjaden-Herrschaft (756-1031). 1492 gelang die Rückeroberung mit dem Territorium Granadas. Die im Süden noch verbliebenen Mauren wurden 502 vertrieben. Um 711 wiederum begann unter den Schlägen der Mauren der Zerfall des Westgoten-Reiches. Hauptstadt der Araber wurde bis 1717 Sevilla, danach Cordoba. Geeintes Königreich seit 1516. -
Alberoni E Sant'agata
San Marino, 5 febbraio 1740 “Sant’agata e l’alberoni” Presentazione a cura del prof. Antonio Cozza – Centro di Documentazione della Scuola Media – 2009/2010 Riduzione e adattamento - Lidia Olei Centro di Documentazione Serravalle 2012-13 Quale significato ha per la Repubblica di San Marino la festa di Sant’Agata? Quando si parla di San Marino viene naturale includere tra le sue peculiarità innanzi tutto quella della libertà. La libertà, costitutiva dell’identità del popolo sammarinese, ha radici lontane e profonde, che si ricollegano ad alcune figure emblematiche della nostra storia. La prima figura è quella di Marino, da cui la nazione stessa prende nome e origine, un tagliapietre dalmata che rifugiatosi sul Monte Titano creò attorno a sé una comunità di uomini per i quali il valore cristiano della fede ed il valore umano della libertà divennero inscindibili. La seconda figura è senza dubbio quella di Agata, la vergine e martire di Catania che per una singolare vicenda storica è stata eletta compatrona della Repubblica di San Marino. La festa di Sant’Agata è legata quindi a questo elemento costitutivo dell’identità del popolo sammarinese -di primaria importanza- che è la libertà. Di quale vicenda storica si parla? È una vicenda che risale al lontano 1739, quando il Cardinale Giulio Alberoni, legato di Romagna per lo Stato Pontificio, fu interpellato per il giudizio dei sammarinesi Pietro Lolli e Marino Belzoppi, che erano stati arrestati per una congiura (e altri reati) contro il governo, allora oligarchico, della Repubblica. Ne conseguì una serie di azioni e reazioni che culminarono con l’intervento del Cardinale Alberoni nella Repubblica di San Marino con l’intenzione di annetterla allo Stato Pontificio. -
BOURBON FAMILY TREE Affair Divorce (1) Twice in Tree
Married Married BOURBON FAMILY TREE Affair Divorce (1) Twice in tree Marguerite Henri IV Marie Philip III Margaret of Austria de Valois King of France de Medici King of Spain Queen of Spain 1553-1615 1553-1610 1573-1642 1578-1621 ddd-1621 Christine Gaston Henrietta Maria Louis XIII Anne of Austria 1. Elisabeth Philip IV de France duc d’Orleans of France King of France Queen of France de France King of Spain 1606-1663 1608-1660 1609-1669 1601-1643 1601-1666 XX-XX dddd Victor Amadeus I Charles I 2. Marguerite of Lorraine 1. Marie de Bourbon of Savoy 1600-1649 - King of 2. Marianna (1615-1672) 1605-1627 1587-1637 England, Scotland & Ireland Of Austria 7 other children 4 other children Anne Marie Louise Grande Mademoiselle Charles 1627-1693 6 other children Emmanuel 1634-1675 1. Françoise Madeleine Charles II James II Philippe Louis XIV 1. Maria Theresa 10 other children 1. Henrietta d’Orléans 1630-1685 – King of 1633-1701 - King of Duke d’Orleans King of France Queen of France 1644-1670 1648-1664 England, Scotland & Ireland England, Scotland & Ireland 1640-1701 1638-1715 2. Marie Jeanne Baptiste 2. Elisabeth Charlotte Louis de France Catherine of Braganza 1. Anne Hyde Marie Louise 2. Madame de Maintenon Louise de la Vallière de Savoie-Nemours Princess Palatine Dauphin 1638-1705 1637-1671 1662-1680 1635-1719 1644-1710 (Madame Royale) 1652-1722 1661-1711 2 illegitimate children (1) Charles II Alexandre Louis Marianne Victoire Victor Amadeus II 6 other children Mary II Anne of Spain D’Orleans Of Bavaria King of Sicily & Sardinia Queen of England Queen of England XX-XX 1673-1676 1660-1690 1666-1732 1662-1694 1665-1714 Madame de Montespan Anne-Marie (2) Elisabeth Charlotte 1640-1707 1. -
La Trayectoria Política Del Cardenal Giulio Alberoni (1708-1720)
LA TRAYECTORIA POLÍTICA DEL CARDENAL GIULIO ALBERONI (1708-1720) ROSA Mª ALABRÚS IGLESIAS Universitat Abat Oliba CEU Fecha de recepción: enero de 2010 Fecha de aceptación: octubre de 2010 El cardenal Giulio Alberoni fue un personaje controvertido especialmente des- pués de la Guerra de Sucesión española por su escalada fulgurante como consejero de Isabel Farnesio, sobrina del duque de Parma. Este estudio trata de analizar sus oríge- nes, el porqué de su adscripción a la causa borbónica durante el conflicto bélico y las estrategias que mantuvo con la Santa Sede tras el mismo. Alberoni nació en 1664 en Piacenza en el seno de una familia humilde. Su padre era un jardinero al servicio del duque de Parma. De pequeño ejerció de monaguillo llegando a ser campanero y, con los años, presbítero de su ciudad1. Su inteligencia propició que Monseñor Barni lo tuviera entre sus clérigos preferidos pues destacaba, brillantemente, en sus estudios en la congregación de clérigos regulares de San Pablo (o padres Barnabitas). También el duque de Parma lo protegió por su talento y lo pre- sentó a Luis José de Borbón, duque de Vendôme, que fue a socorrer Cremona y la Lombardía, en nombre de Luis XIV, cuando estas fueron invadidas por los imperiales en 1706. Alberoni no tardó en congeniar con aquél pues dominaba perfectamente el francés2. La primera misión del joven Alberoni fue la de difundir las ventajas de la adscripción a Francia en lugar de adherirse al Emperador en Italia, pues el duque de 1. Biblioteca Nacional (BNM). Ms. 10927. Nacimiento del cardenal Julio Alberoni y compendio de su vida, tomo 42, pp. -
'The System of This Court': Elizabeth Farnese, the Count of Santiesteban
The Court Historian ISSN: 1462-9712 (Print) 2056-3450 (Online) Journal homepage: https://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ycou20 ‘The System of This Court’: Elizabeth Farnese, the Count of Santiesteban and the Monarchy of the Two Sicilies, 1734–1738 PABLO VÁZQUEZ-GESTAL To cite this article: PABLO VÁZQUEZ-GESTAL (2009) ‘The System of This Court’: Elizabeth Farnese, the Count of Santiesteban and the Monarchy of the Two Sicilies, 1734–1738, The Court Historian, 14:1, 23-47, DOI: 10.1179/cou.2009.14.1.002 To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1179/cou.2009.14.1.002 Published online: 03 Nov 2014. Submit your article to this journal Article views: 20 View related articles Citing articles: 1 View citing articles Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at https://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=ycou20 (The SysteITlof This Court': Elizabeth Farnese, the Count of Santiesteban and the Monarchy of the Two Sicilies, 1734-1738 BY PABLO VAZQUEZ-GESTALl The new kingdom of the Two Sicilies was set up in 1734 under the direct supervision of the Spanish crown, since the young Don Carlos, first-born son of Philip V and l Elizabeth Farnese, was thought to be too young to· rule it by himself. Before its conquest and subsequent independence in that year, the kingdom of Naples had belonged to the Spanish king for more than two centuries until. 1707, when the viceroyalty was conquered and ruled by the Emperor. However, the city of Naples was still one of the most significant capitals of eighteenth-century Europe and the new kingdom wasa distinct political territory that was strategically important to both the Italian peninsula and the wider Mediterranean. -
The Jacobite Rebellion of 1719: Revenge and Regrets by PJ Klinger
The Jacobite Rebellion of 1719: Revenge and Regrets by PJ Klinger October, 2013 Director of Thesis: Dr. Jonathan Reid Major Department: History The Jacobite Rebellion of 1719 was an ambitious failed attempt by Spain and the Jacobites to restore the exiled Stuart king James III to the British throne. Because of its failure, the 1719 rebellion has received little attention from scholars. This thesis examines the Jacobite Rebellion of 1719 and the roles that Spain and the Jacobites had during this rebellion and creates a full narrative of the planning and execution of the rebellion. In examining these roles this thesis traces the origins of the rebellion, determines fault for the rebellion’s failure, and for the first time reconstructs the weather that played a pivotal role in the failure of the rebellion. This thesis argues that the 1719 rebellion was in fact a significant Jacobite rebellion that could have potentially shifted the balance of power in Europe during the early eighteenth century had it not been for the intervention of the weather. The Jacobite Rebellion of 1719: Revenge and Regrets A Thesis Presented To the Faculty of the Department of History East Carolina University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the degree Master of Arts in History by PJ Klinger October, 2013 © PJ Klinger 2013 The Jacobite Rebellion of 1719: Revenge and Regrets by PJ Klinger APPROVED BY: DIRECTOR OF THESIS:______________________________________________________ Dr. Jonathan Reid COMMITTEE MEMBER:_____________________________________________________ Dr. Richard Hernandez COMMITTEE MEMBER: _____________________________________________________ Dr. Timothy Jenks COMMITTEE MEMBER: _____________________________________________________ Dr. Tom Rickenbach CHAIR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY:______________________________________________________________ Dr.