princess from the borders of Germany
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https://doi.org/10.5944/eeii.vol.9.n.16.2022.33769Keywords:
Principality of Asturias, Philip IV, Marian of Austria , Travels PrincessAbstract
In the past, the territories and cities of the kingdom had to contribute to the coming of the Queens and Princesses and Infantas who had been engaged in marriage. A paradigmatic case is that of Phillip IV, who, being the widower of his first wife, the French Isabella of Bourbon, negotiated a second marriage in 1647 with his niece Marianne of Austria, whom he would marry in 1649. The King needed to fund the displacement of his niece -and the House that acompanied her- from “the confines of Germany”, and resorted to the Principality of Asturias. The Asturian deputies decided to grant an aid of a thousand ducats, which the governor considered scarce, taking into account the resources of this territory. Finally, an amount of 1,500 ducats was approved, to which a donation from the city of Oviedo was added to obtain the “cost aid”.
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