-
Chapel of St.
Agatha (1302),
built under King
James II the
Palau del
Lloctinent (1549),
built by
Generalitat of
Catalonia under Charles V The Saló del...
- by the
Palau Reial Major including the Saló del Tinell, the
Palau del
Lloctinent ("Lieutenant's Palace"), the 15th-century
tower Mirador del Rei Martí...
- Almogàvers of Barcelona,
where it was
transferred from the
Palau del
Lloctinent (Lieutenant Palace).
Precedents for the
archive are
collections of scrolls...
- of a
Captain (Capità or Cap de Sometent) and a
Lieutenant (Desener or
Lloctinent del Capità). This body was not
liable for
service outside the prin****lity...
- of a
Captain (Capità or Cap de Sometent) and a
Lieutenant (Desener or
Lloctinent del Capità). This body was not
liable for
service outside the prin****lity...
-
promulgated by the Courts,
which did not need the
formal approval of the king.
Lloctinent or
Virrei de
Catalunya (Lieutenant or
Viceroy of Catalonia): representative...
- Barcelonès, the
General Archive of the
Crown of
Aragon (at the
Palau del
Lloctinent), the
Royal Academy of Arts of Barcelona,
Frederic Marès Museum, the cloister...
-
Viceroy of
Catalonia (also
known as Lieutenant)
moving from the
Palau del
Lloctinent. By
order of
Viceroy Vicente Gonzaga Doria a new
palace was constructed...
- rei Martí—a
recent addition the
royal palace complex—and the
Palau del
Lloctinent meet in Barcelona. On 17
March 1413
Ferdinand of Antequera, who had succeeded...
- rei Martí—a
recent addition the
royal palace complex—and the
Palau del
Lloctinent meet in Barcelona. The
Consistori lapsed with Martin's
death (1410) and...
