The Real Audiencia of Lima, the royal seal and ensuring justice
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https://doi.org/10.5944/rdh.22.2014.14296Keywords:
Real Audiencia of Lima, Logbooks, Real Seal, Power, Hispanic MonarchyAbstract
In this paper, based on the Real Audiencia de Lima, we intend to highlight the crucial importance of audiencial institution in the context of the Indian administration. First we refer to the books and records of the Lima High Court, and the importance of conservation in the Indian political context. Then board the studio audience as depository Privy Seal, which was to represent the monarch himself, and he had the authority to issue rules on behalf of the king, and the king as if it had been signed. Finally, we will think about the judicial work of the Court, and the criteria under which it was considered that its judges could ensure that justice prevails.
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