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The book "Hernando de Zafra, secretario de los Reyes Católicos: sus propiedades en Cubillas (Granada), según documentos árabes romanceados (1413–1493)" by Carmen Trillo San José and Manuel Espinar Moreno delves into the Romanized Arabic deeds detailing property transactions in the Cubillas farmstead near Granada's capital from 1413 to 1493. The authors highlight the scarcity of Andalusi sources in archives and the significance of these documents in understanding the social and economic aspects of the late Nasrid kingdom. The research focuses on Hernando de Zafra, his role in the Christian conquest, and the accumulation of his substantial estate across various locations in the kingdom. This work contributes valuable insights for Arabists and historians studying the Nasrid kingdom in the fifteenth century. [Extracted from the article] |
