Regalismo y Patronato regio. La comisión de Ascencio de Morales en los archivos eclesiásticos y municipales del obispado de Cartagena (1750-1751) . Prerogatives and Royal Patronage. The Commission of Ascencio de Morales in Ecclesiastical and Municipal Archives of Cartagena Bishopric (1750-1751).
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Capítulo importante de la política de los primeros monarcas de la casa de Borbón en España fueron sus relaciones con la Santa Sede, caracterizadas por sus controversias y frágiles concordatos. Una de las consecuencias de este litigio político-religioso fue la creación de las Comisiones de Archivos, promovidas por Fernando VI y dirigidas por José de Carvajal, encaminadas a recopilar documentos que favorecieran las pretensiones de la Corona. Es nuestro objetivo rescatar del olvido la existencia de dichas comisiones, sacando a la luz la relevante compulsa documental que llevaron a cabo los comisionados, así como los informes que redactaron, los códices, fueros y manuscritos que recuperaron en los archivos a los que fueron destinados, deteniéndonos particularmente en la que fue destinada a la revisión de los archivos eclesiásticos y municipales del obispado de Cartagena.
Abstract: A fundamental subject of the policy of the first monarch of the House of Bourbon in Spain was its relations with the Holy See, characterized by their disputes, break ups and fragile agreements. One consequence of this political-religious issue was the creation of the ‘Comisiones de Archivos’, promoted by Fernando VI and directed by José de Carvajal, aimed at collecting instruments to legitimize the claims of patronage of the Crown. This study’s aim is to rescue from oblivion the existence of such commissions exposing the compilation of original relevant documents of papal and historical significance such as files and reports, or manuscripts and charters recovered by the commissioners, particularly in relation to the review of ecclesiastical and municipal archives located in the bishopric of Cartagena.
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