The spacial articulation and power of the Sierra of Madrid (X-XIII century)
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https://doi.org/10.17561/aytm.v9i0.1572Keywords:
Communities, sites on hihi places, livestock, community propiety, seasonal migration, colonisation, villages, feudalismAbstract
The aim of this paper is the analysis of the spacial articulation and its relationships with the structures of power in the Sierra of Madrid -which is an example of other areas of the Transierra- before and alter the Christian conquest of Toledo, through the study oftwo districts: the Tierra de Buitrago and the Real del Manzanares. During the Early Middle Ages, it was a territory out of the andalusí central power’s control and it was organizased by means of some sites placed on high that structured the space for community livestock use in a hierarchical manner. The feudal dominion brake this system dueto a late colonisation which caused the cre ation of a new site model based on pueblas controlla ted by the concejos and some little places localized along the routes of the seasonal migration of livestock.
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