2016
DOI: 10.3989/aem.2016.46.1.13
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Raising <em>infanta</em> Catalina de Aragón to be Catherine queen of England

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“…Theresa Earenfight highlights that the "English people noted approvingly of her role in the victory at Flodden in manuscripts" and various European courts were impressed by her victory. 110 While Philippa was not granted the title of regent, both queens shared in an ideal queenship that involved military leadership as a co-ruler with their husband.…”
Section: The Ideal Queen: Mercy and Mightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theresa Earenfight highlights that the "English people noted approvingly of her role in the victory at Flodden in manuscripts" and various European courts were impressed by her victory. 110 While Philippa was not granted the title of regent, both queens shared in an ideal queenship that involved military leadership as a co-ruler with their husband.…”
Section: The Ideal Queen: Mercy and Mightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La cuestión de la educación de los príncipes ha sido bien tratada por otros investigadores, como: Torre, 1956: 256-266. Val Valdivieso, 2011Val Valdivieso, 2013;Rábade, 2007;Earenfight, 2016 La educación de las infantas, destinadas a reinas, también debía repartirse entre lo intelectual, lo espiritual y lo cortesano, poniendo el acento en el desarrollo de las cualidades entendidas entonces como mujeres (Val Valdivieso, 3013: 80 y 119;Segura Graíño, 2007: 78). Sin olvidar la preparación para ejercer el arte y las virtudes necesarias para gobernar, el latín y otros idiomas, las princesas debían acostumbrarse a la cultura cortesana, las ceremonias, la administración de las casas reales, el ejercicio de la piedad y el mantenimiento de la memoria dinástica.…”
Section: Las Atenciones Y Regalos De La Reina a Beatriz Galindo Su Criadaunclassified
“…Sin olvidar la preparación para ejercer el arte y las virtudes necesarias para gobernar, el latín y otros idiomas, las princesas debían acostumbrarse a la cultura cortesana, las ceremonias, la administración de las casas reales, el ejercicio de la piedad y el mantenimiento de la memoria dinástica. Sin duda, las hijas de los Reyes Católicos aprovecharon estos principios educativos adaptándose a lo que las circunstancias requerían de ellas: fueron hábiles en el gobierno y en las entretelas cortesanas, ejemplos de piedad cristiana y paradigma de princesas humanistas (Earenfight, 2016).…”
Section: Las Atenciones Y Regalos De La Reina a Beatriz Galindo Su Criadaunclassified
“…61 Theresa Earenfight notes that Katherine kept 'a female dwarf who was first part of infanta María's court at Lisbon, then came to Catalina's court in Spain, and moved with her to England where she was known as the Spanish fool'. 62 Indeed, evidence from La Casa de Isabel la Catolica -the overview of offices of the queen's royal household -shows a payment made to a porter by the name of Françisco Muñoz, who in 1504 received a portion of an annual salary of 4,000 maravedís 'para mantenimiento de la enana' ['for keeping the female dwarf'] in the household of 'la Princesa de Galez'. 63 The Casa records also show that same Muñoz went to Portugal in the 1490s, presumably with 'la enana quel tiene en su casa'.…”
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