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The Council of Coyanza was assembled in the middle of the eleventh century in the diocese of Oviedo, during the reign of Fernando I and Sancha, in Castile-Leon. This assembly is considered as one of the most important in the Iberian peninsula gathered during the Middle Ages by many authors, It is quoted in several papers, but since 1950 no specific and systematic studies on its records were made. These minutes were transmitted from different manuscripts, which contains two distinct redactions, differed by formal or content, which provides to the historian to discuss issues related to the circulation and transmission of such material. In this article, based on the analysis of such proceedings and on historiographical reflections already produced about such meeting, I discuss aspects of normalization in the Kingdom Castilian-Leonese in the period and its manuscript´s diffusion, relating these to the power relations.

Normatização e relações de poder nas atas do Concílio de Coyanza