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- Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 978-0-8122-0626-5. Bianchini, Janna (2019). "The 'Infantazgo' in the Reign of Alfonso VIII". In Smith, Damian J.; Lincoln, Kyle C.;...
- Alfonso la Desdichada (Stephanie "The Unfortunate"). He inherited the Infantazgo of León from his parents and was mayordomo mayor of Fernando II and his...
- Palat de Rey as a court monastery and became the "head of the homonymous infantazgo", the infantado de San Pelayo, where the infantas were secluded who took...
- Badajoz and Seville. Their sisters, Urraca and Elvira, both received the Infantazgo, that is, "the patronage and income of all the monasteries belonging to...
- Martin, Therese (2016). "Fuentes de potestad para reinas e infantas: el infantazgo en los siglos centrales de la Edad Media". Anuario de Estudios Medievales...
- 7 September 972. The other is the act by which the count founded the infantazgo of Covarrubias [es] on 24 November 978. On the same day, he drew up the...
- contested by the Kingdom of Castille and the Kingdom of León and sometimes as Infantazgo by semi-independent queens of the royal house. During the Reconquista...
- Ferdinand rewarded him with Stephanie's hand, also granting them the infantazgo of León. She bore her husband a son, Pedro Fernández de Castro. Don Fernando...
- The lands and places donated to the Hospitallers had been part of an Infantazgo that had belonged to Sancha's father, Count Raymond of Burgundy. In 1148...
- " Habis, 14(1983):73–83. Therese Martin. "Hacia una clarificación del infantazgo en tiempos de la reina Urraca y su hija la infanta Sancha (ca. 1107–1159)...