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espanolSegun el discurso legendario en torno a Enrique III de Castilla, el rey tuvo que vender su gaban para poder cenar, mientras los grandes del reino disfrutaban de las riquezas usurpadas al monarca. Este les llama a su presencia y amenaza con darles muerte si no restituyen cuanto no les pertenece; atemorizados, los nobles aceptan. El siglo XIX reescribe este episodio desde diferentes perspectivas ideologicas y en distintos contextos politicos para dar cuenta de su propio tiempo. En este trabajo se analizan las variantes de la leyenda en la narrativa breve decimononica. EnglishKing Henry III of Castile had to sell his mantle to be able to dine, while the lords of the kingdom enjoyed the usurped riches of the monarch. He calls their presence and threatens to kill them if they do not return the wealth. The lords of the kingdom, frightened, accept. The nineteenth century literature rewrites this episode from different ideological and political perspectives. In this paper I explain the variants of this legend in the short nineteenth-century narrative.

El gabán de Enrique III en la narrativa breve decimonónica=The "gabán" of Enrique III in the short Nineteenth-century narrative