Un aspecto de la rivalidad luso-castellana por el dominio del Atlántico: problemática en torno a la concesión de las Canarias mayores por el Rey Enrique IV de Castilla a los condes de Atouguía y Vila Real, vasallos de Portugal

Antonio Rumeu de Armas

doi:10.3989/revindias.1986.i177.13

One aspect of the rivalry between Portugal and Castille for supremacy in the Atlantic: the problems involved in the concession of the larger Canary Islands by Henry IV of Castille to the counts of Atouguía and Vila Real, vassals of Portugal

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Antonio Rumeu de Armas Real Academia de la Historia

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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.1986.i177.13

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Between 1464 and 1468 king Henry Iv of Castille first granted and then revoked the sovereignty of the counts of Atouguía and Vila Real over the Canary lslands. This affair is of capital importance because it seriously affected Castilian-Portuguese relations in the Atlantic Ocean.

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1986-06-30

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Rumeu de Armas, A. (1986). One aspect of the rivalry between Portugal and Castille for supremacy in the Atlantic: the problems involved in the concession of the larger Canary Islands by Henry IV of Castille to the counts of Atouguía and Vila Real, vassals of Portugal. Revista De Indias, 46(177), 13–40. https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.1986.i177.13

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Vol. 46 No. 177 (1986)

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