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The insufficiency of professional militaries forces produced Philip V depended considerably on Castilian neighbours in arms to defend his dynastic rights during Spanish Succession War. The Castilian militias became in an important instrument of social mobilisation: in one hand, because that militias had been habitually employed in the past century to preserve some frontiers of the Spanish Monarchy -Mediterranean coast, north African places-; and, in the other hand, because that companies could been easily controlled by local elites and royal agents. Thanks to that militias, Philip V obtained a extensive recruitment of the Castilian population, as succeeded, for example, in Murcia Kingdom, one of peninsular fronts with more armed activity between 1706 and 1707.

Las milicias de Felipe V. La militarización de la sociedad castellana durante la Guerra de Sucesión