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The way in which the estate of the convent of San Juan de Quejana came together is a reflection of the close links between the convent and the Ayala lineage, its founder and patron. The family’s generous donations guaranteed the survival of the community throughout the whole late medieval period. Nonetheless, relations between the two became strained towards the end of the fifteenth-century, with the Ladies of Ayala assuming the role of principal endowers. Simultaneously the convent experienced internal economic problems which led to previously unexploited properties being put into use

Configuración patrimonial del monasterio de monjas dominicas de San Juan de Quejana, patronazgo del linaje de Ayala (1378-1524)