Diplomacy, ceremonial precedence and representation: the visits of Royal persons to the Kingdom of Navare (XVIth-XVIIIth centuries)
Journal title CHEIRON
Author/s Rubén Martínez Aznal
Publishing Year 2019 Issue 2018/1 Language Spanish
Pages 29 P. 159-187 File size 176 KB
DOI 10.3280/CHE2018-001008
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The kingdom of Navarre had not the king’s presence since it was conquest by Castile in 1512. After that, it created a diplomatic system composed by permanent agents and itinerant ambassadors who represented the kingdom’s interests in the Court of Madrid. Nevertheless the king and his family visited Navarre in order to apply for soldiers and money in times of war. On the other hand, navarrese assembly wanted the king and the prince to swear their Fueros and to maintain their privileges. The rituality and the ceremonial were crucial in theses visits where the kingdom’s institutions projected a common identity opposite to Castilian. All the territories also wanted to visit the king in Navarre and they starred several disputes to precede the others in public events such as kisses, obsequies and royal proclamations
Keywords: Kingdom of Navarre; diplomacy; rituality; ceremonial; embassy; royal visit.
Rubén Martínez Aznal, Diplomacia, precedencia ceremonial y representación: las visitas de personas reales al Reino de Navarra (ss. XVI-XVIII) in "CHEIRON" 1/2018, pp 159-187, DOI: 10.3280/CHE2018-001008