Publication: Voces y letras en las cortes ibéricas del siglo XVII: María de Guadalupe de Lencastre, VI duquesa de Aveiro (1630-1715)
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2021-04-29
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La presente tesis doctoral pretende abordar la figura de María de Guadalupe de Lencastre (1630-1715), VI duquesa de Aveiro, en forma de biografía cultural. Su vida se desarrolló a caballo entre España y Portugal durante el siglo XVII y principios del XVIII. Permaneció en el reino luso hasta 1660, año en el que llegó a Castilla como exiliada y acusada de traición por la Corona portuguesa con motivo del apoyo de su hermano Raimundo de Lencastre (IV duque de Aveiro) a favor de Felipe IV en la guerra de Restauración portuguesa (1641-1668). La unión con la casa de Arcos mediante su matrimonio con Manuel Ponce de León en 1665 le permitió reforzar la dignidad de su apellido en el mundo ibérico, impulsando el espíritu de restitución del honor de su casa, especialmente a partir de 1668, momento en el que, aprovechando el tratado de paz entre España y Portugal, inició una larga batalla legal contra la nobleza lusa para recuperar el ducado de Aveiro. Finalmente, logró ser restituida como legítima heredera del mismo en octubre de 1679, lo que le reportó importantes consecuencias en el terreno personal...
The present doctoral thesis aims to approach the figure of María de Guadalupe of Lencastre (1630-1715) VI Duchess of Aveiro in the form of a cultural biography. Her life took place between Spain and Portugal during the 17th and early 18th centuries. She remained in the Portuguese Kingdom until 1660, when she arrived in Castile as an exile and was accused of treason by the portuguese Crown because of the support of her brother Raimundo de Lencastre (4th Duke of Aveiro) in favour of Felipe IV in the Portuguese War of Restoration (1641-1668). The union with the House of Arcos through the marriage with Manuel Ponce de León in 1665 allowed her to reinforce the dignity of her surname in the Iberian world, promoting the spirit of restitution of the honour of her House, especially from 1668, moment in which, taking advantage of the peace treaty between Spain and Portugal, she started a long legal dispute against the Portuguese nobility to recover the Duchy of Aveiro. She finally managed to be reinstated as the legitimate heiress in October 1679, but there were important consequences on the personal level...
The present doctoral thesis aims to approach the figure of María de Guadalupe of Lencastre (1630-1715) VI Duchess of Aveiro in the form of a cultural biography. Her life took place between Spain and Portugal during the 17th and early 18th centuries. She remained in the Portuguese Kingdom until 1660, when she arrived in Castile as an exile and was accused of treason by the portuguese Crown because of the support of her brother Raimundo de Lencastre (4th Duke of Aveiro) in favour of Felipe IV in the Portuguese War of Restoration (1641-1668). The union with the House of Arcos through the marriage with Manuel Ponce de León in 1665 allowed her to reinforce the dignity of her surname in the Iberian world, promoting the spirit of restitution of the honour of her House, especially from 1668, moment in which, taking advantage of the peace treaty between Spain and Portugal, she started a long legal dispute against the Portuguese nobility to recover the Duchy of Aveiro. She finally managed to be reinstated as the legitimate heiress in October 1679, but there were important consequences on the personal level...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Departamento de Historia Moderna e Historia Contemporánea, leída el 28-01-2021