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Los campesinos al servicio del señor, según los fueros locales burgaleses de los siglos XI-XIII = Peasants in the Service of the Lord according to Municipal Charters of Burgos from the Eleventh to the Thirteenth Century
Author(s) -
Luis Martínez García
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
espacio tiempo y forma serie iii historia medieval
Language(s) - Spanish
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.124
H-Index - 1
eISSN - 2340-1362
pISSN - 0214-9745
DOI - 10.5944/etfiii.29.2016.16750
Subject(s) - jurisdiction , eleventh , charter , state (computer science) , economic rent , service (business) , extant taxon , leasehold estate , scope (computer science) , history , political science , humanities , economic history , geography , law , economy , art , economics , computer science , acoustics , physics , programming language , evolutionary biology , algorithm , biology , microeconomics

En el presente trabajo se aborda la naturaleza y el alcance de los servicios debidos por los campesinos dependientes a sus respectivos señores, prestando especial atención a la renta señorial como parte integrante de la renta feudal. Para ello se cuenta con una serie de 50 fueros locales de los siglos XI al XIII pertenecientes a la actual provincia de Burgos. Por tratarse del marco legal en el que se desarrolló la vida laboral y social del campesinado, cada fuero en su localidad fijaba por escrito los servicios más comunes e importantes, entre otros, las infurciones, sernas, nuncios, mañerías, posada y yantar, así como otras formas distintas del servitium que convirtieron la dependencia campesina en un estado de vida permanente.

In this paper we examine the nature and scope of the services owed by dependent peasants to their lords, with particular reference to lordship rents. We will examine a series of fifty municipal charters (fueros), consisting of all the extant records dating from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries from the province of Burgos. As these charters detail the legal framework in which the peasantry’s economic and social life took place, each charter prescribed the most common and significant duties owed in their respective jurisdiction among which we find the following: infurción, serna, nuncio, mañería, posada and yantar, as well as other forms of servitium which transformed the peasantry’s state of dependency into a permanent way of life.

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