- The
Order of
Santiago (/ˌsɒntiˈɑːɡoʊ/; Spanish:
Orden de
Santiago [sanˈtjaɣo]) is a
religious and
military order founded in the 12th century. It owes its...
- his cult (
Santiaguistas)
proposed the
patronage of
Spain under his name, in
contrast to
those who
favored Teresa of Ávila. The
Santiaguistas overcame and...
- Main
organ Board of
Extremadura Ministries 6
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Extremadura Headquarters Conventual Santiaguista, Mérida
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resulting in a
single nave
church covered with
barrel vault. The
Conventual Santiaguista is a
granite and
masonry building, made in the late 15th century. It...
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those issues and
could guide the
Spanish nation. Santiago's
supporters (
Santiaguistas)
fought back and
eventually won the argument, but
Teresa of Ávila remained...
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Bibliography Madrid y Medina, Ángela (1989). "Alfonso X el
Sabio y La
Mancha santiaguista" (PDF).
Espacio Tiempo y Forma.
Serie III,
Historia Medieval. 2. Madrid:...
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where the
Adelantamiento de
Cazorla and the
Encomienda de
Segura de la
santiaguista were located, respectively,
which formed the
outpost of the territories...
- Fernández,
Manuel (2003): "Sobre la
muerte y
enterramientos de un
Maestre santiaguista" in
Revista de
estudios extremeños. Vol. 59 (2): 757–775. ISSN 0210-2854...
- ISBN 978-84-617-4815-0. Sáinz de la Maza Lasoli,
Regina (1997). "Los
santiaguistas del
reino de
Murcia durante la ocupación
aragonesa (1296-1304)" (PDF)...
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problems and
could lead the
Spanish nation back. Santiago's
supporters ("
santiaguistas")
fought back
viciously and won the day, but
Teresa of
Avila remained...
