Tejiendo lealtades en Charcas. El segundo juez de visita y composición de tierras en la trama de la dádiva virreinal, 1594-1600.

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  • Author(s): JURADO, M. CAROLINA1
  • Source:
    Histórica (02528894). 2017, Vol. 41 Issue 1, p11-42. 32p.
  • Additional Information
    • Alternate Title:
      Weaving Loyalties in Charcas: The Role of the Second Visita and Land Composition Judge in the Threads of Viceregal Favor, 1594-1600.
    • Subject Terms:
      ROYAL favorites; POWER (Social sciences); LAND tenure; IMPERIALISM; SIXTEENTH century; HISTORY; GOVERNMENT policy
    • Subject Terms:
      PERU (Viceroyalty); CHARCAS (Audiencia)
    • Abstract:
      La economía de la gracia era un mecanismo esencial en la construcción del poder monárquico y virreinal, al fomentar la lealtad de los súbditos y el control efectivo del territorio. A partir de la residencia de don Pedro Osores de Ulloa, este artículo examina el rol del segundo juez de visita y composición de tierras charqueñas en el ejercicio de la dádiva virreinal. En ese sentido, se postula que la tierra y la cesión de los derechos a su propiedad, mediatizadas por Osores de Ulloa, constituyeron la base de relaciones de lealtad y patronazgo que afianzaron el dominio virreinal sobre los vecinos charqueños al tiempo que articularon las distintas esferas jurisdiccionales del poder. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      The economy of favor was an essential mechanism in the construction of monarchical and colonial power, encouraging the loyalty of subjects and a more effective control of the territory. Through an analysis of the residencia of don Pedro Osores de Ulloa, this article aims to examine the role of Charcas's second visita and land composition judge in the exercise of colonial favor. The research suggests that land and the assignment of its property, mediated by Osores de Ulloa, formed the basis of loyalty and patronage relationships that strengthened viceregal power in Charcas and articulated different layers of power. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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