De El Carpio a la Avellaneda. García de Haro (1588-1670), un periplo de juventud
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https://doi.org/10.1344/pedralbes2022.42.11Keywords:
nobility, genealogy, Castile, University of Salamanca, Order of Calatrava, El Carpio, Cordoba (Andalucia)Abstract
From Carpio to Avellaneda. García de Haro (1588-1670), a periplus of youth
This paper draws the reader’s attention to the ways by which a Spanish courtier interiorized diverse life experiences: the aggregation of noble kinship houses to lineages, a personal calling for knowledge, and a process of chivalric ennoblement. It is centered on the education and early trajectory of García de Haro y Avellaneda in the overlapping years between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Set within a biographical outlook, the story points out the following topics: land and sacredness, upbringing and education, first judicial performance, and kinship and ennoblement.
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