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T1 The shifting status of infanzones: Warrior identity and social mobility in the kingdom of Leon
T2 Estatus cambiante de los infanzones: Identidad guerrera y movilidad social en el reino de León
A1 González González, Raúl
A2 Historia Medieval
K1 Antropología social
K1 Historia Medieval
K1 Early Middle Ages
K1 Social mobility
K1 Warrior identity
K1 Kingdom of Leon
K1 Alta Edad Media
K1 Movilidad Social
K1 Identidad Guerrera
K1 Reino de León
K1 5504.03 Historia Medieval
K1 5103 Antropología Social
AB [EN] Infanzones appear in written sources from tenth-century Northwestern Iberia as servants of thearistocracy, linked to their magnate patrons through ties of clientele and service. Recurring episodesof political instability in the 980s-1030s undermined traditional authority and customary socialidentities in the kingdom of Leon, which provided some opportunities for upward mobility. Infanzonestook advantage of this chance for social ascent by redefining themselves as warriors and consolidatingtheir position as local elites throughout the eleventh century, to the point of being finally recognizedas a nobility of blood.
PB Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
SN 0718-5456
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10612/19243
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10612/19243
NO González González, R. (2021). The shifting status of infanzones: Warrior identity and social mobility in the kingdom of Leon. Intus - legere: historia, 15(2), 331-356. doi:https://doi.org/10.15691/%x
DS BULERIA. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de León
RD 10-jun-2024