Research Catalog

Details

Description

1. xii, 208 pages : genealogical table, maps; 25 cm

Summary

1. A frontier between both Christianity and Islam and between Francia and the Iberian Peninsula, the region that later became Catalonia was at the heart of the demographic and cultural expansion of the Carolingian empire between the 9th and 12th centuries. The author traces previously hidden social networks in this complex society.

Series statement

1. Royal Historical Society studies in history. New series

Uniform title

1. Royal Historical Society studies in history. New series.

Alternative title

1. Pathways of power

Subject

1. To 1500
2. Kings and rulers
3. Social conditions
4. Herrschaft
5. Catalonia (Spain) > Social conditions > To 1500
6. Catalonia (Spain) > Kings and rulers > History > To 1500
7. Catalonia (Spain) > History > Sources
8. Catalogne (Espagne) > Conditions sociales > Jusqu'à 1500
9. Catalogne (Espagne) > Histoire > Sources
10. Spain > Catalonia
11. Katalonien
12. Katalonien > Politik > Geschichte Mittelalter
13. Catalonia (Spain) > Social conditions
14. Catalonia (Spain) > Politics and government
15. Catalonia (Spain) > History > Sources

Genre/Form

1. History
2. Sources

Contents

1. List of figures (starting p. vii) -- List of maps (starting p. vii) -- List of tables (starting p. vii) -- Acknowledgements (starting p. viii) -- Authorial note (starting p. ix) -- Abbreviations (starting p. x) -- Introduction (starting p. 1) -- 1. Vallfogona and the Vall de Sant Joan: a community in the grip of change (starting p. 23) -- 2. Three neighbours of St Peter: Malla, l'Esquerda and Gurb (starting p. 73) -- 3. Power with a name: the rulers of the March (starting p. 129) -- Conclusion (starting p. 167) -- Bibliography (starting p. 177) -- Index (starting p. 197)

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references (p. 177-196) and index.