2026-09-23T02:36:06Zhttps://iris.unica.it/oai/requestoai:iris.unica.it:11584/2667232022-10-15T19:06:37Zcom_11584_207615com_11584_111066col_11584_265854
Las milicias en el Mediterráneo occidental.
Valencia y Cerdeña en la época de los Austrias
MORA CASADO, CARLOS
Kingdom of Sardinia
Kingdom of Valencia
Local militia
Milicia Efectiva
Regno di Valencia
Regno di sardegna
Seventeenth century
Sixteenth century
Territorial militia
diciassettesimo secolo
milizia locale
milizia territoriale
sedicesimo secolo
Settore M-STO/02 - Storia Moderna
In evolutionary terms, it is generally accepted that in the early decades of the sixteenth
century the art and scale of war changed. The increase of the professional component in royal
armies caused logistical and economic difficulties to solve by the royal administration. With a great
empire to defend, the Hispanic Monarchy focused on their military resources to the most strategic
borders.
For this and other reasons, traditional forms of military organizations, suchs as local militias,
were far from being former things: defending the cities, towns and villages of the kingdom was the
responsability and the right of the neighbours. This is the subject of our reseach and focusing on
kingdoms of Valencia and Sardinia during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
According to the documentation found, in both kingdoms traditional forms of military
contribution were revised with a different operational scale and service conditions after the fall of
La Goleta in 1574. About this reality shared at the end of sixteenth century, our main objective is to
make a comparative study between the two forms of territorial militia.
2016-03-29
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