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Between 1538 and 1569, Lorenzo of Padilla, Archdeacon of Ronda, composed a Cronica de Espana which allegedly narrates the facts concerning the Iberian Peninsula up to the era of the Catholic Monarchs. This chronicle was divided in four parts of five books each, but only the first part (in four versions) and the second (which has been discovered only recently) have been preserved. The present study will analyze the relationships between the different versions of the first part. Futhermore, it aims to synthesize the results of recent investigations that will contribute to the general knowledge of this scarcely studied chronicle, as a text by one of the less-renowned chroniclers in sixteenth-century in Spain.

La <em>Primera parte de las Crónicas de España</em> de Lorenzo de Padilla: versiones y manuscritos