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We present the various stages of the confrontation between supporters of Pedro I and Enrique II of Castile: the formation of both sides during the reign of Pedro I, the civil war that allowed the superimposition of two kings for nearly three years and culminated in Pedro’s murder by his stepbrother Enrique, and the persistence of the petristas foci during the reign of Enrique. Two sources are used specifically, each one representing one of the warring factions: the chronicles of Pero Lopez de Ayala and the Memoirs of dona Leonor Lopez de Cordoba, comparing gender differences in degrees of subjectivity, objectives, potential audiences they were intended, the intention of its constructions, etc. The sources exhibit that violence does not rest only on the individual subjects involved in any act, but affects the whole family. Although Pedro is known as Pedro el Cruel, in large part due to the Chronicles of Ayala, on the other side there were also forms of violence to establish a parallel.

Dos visiones del conflicto petrista-trastámara: las Crónicas de Ayala y las Memorias de Leonor López de Córdoba