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The institutional contacts between the Aragonese, Castilian and Grenadine crowns in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula were partly conditioned by its peculiar political geography, related to the process of Christian conquest from the second half of the 13th century. Messengers and delegates of the three political entities went up and down the frontiers and established a communication structure, involving both the central powers that they represented, and the urban nuclei interested in maintaining a stable system of relationships which could guarantee their survival. Towns like Orihuela, Vera and Lorca are basic references to study how the social organization of space in this territory evolved at the time.

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Relaciones interterritoriales en el sureste de la península ibérica durante la baja Edad Media: cartas, mensajeros y ciudades en la frontera de Granada