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In 1646, the sudden death of Prince Baltasar Carlos made his little sister Maria Teresa the only heiress of Philip IV. That’s why her marriage became a fundamental pillar of her father’s international policy during the central decades of the XVIIth century. From early on, her marriage with Ferdinand III’s heir was the option chosen by Philip IV as the most convenient one for the Spanish Monarchy as long as he lacked of a male heir, but the diplomatic negotiations to make this marriage a reality were far from easy. In this article, we will examine the negotiations conducted amongst Madrid and Vienna in the years between 1654 and 1657 through the correspondence exchanged by Philip IV and his ambassadors in the imperial court, to fix the marriage of the infanta Maria Teresa and Leopold I, paying special attention to the political relationship that was forged between the Empire and the Spanish Monarchy around the marriage of the prospective heiress of the most extensive crown of the whole Europe.

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«La infanta se ha de casar con quien facilite la paz o disponga los medios para la guerra». Las negociaciones para la realización del matrimonio entre la infanta María Teresa y Leopoldo I (1654-1657)