Based on judicial documentation held in the Historical Archive of Cali, this article examines offenses against property and honor in the Popayán Governorate. These offenses were viewed by the authorities as actions that ...

"This work is a panoramic sight of the way the concept of Reconquista has been used, with different ideological and political aims between the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The tour starts ...

The main problem facing scholars of homosexuality in Mesoamerica is the nature of the available sources. To our knowledge, there are no archaeological documents, nor any artistic or pictographic representations related to ...

"In this paper we will delve into the analysis of the Cuadernos de Historia de España from various perspectives related to the history of historiography and intellectual history, conceiving the journal as a privileged ...

"The purpose of this article is to understand a specific variant of the Spanish shipbuilding policies in Asia during the early Modern period: the attempts to transfer the shipbuilding industry from the Philippines, where ...

The process of recognition, conquest, and colonization of the Americas, unleashed after 1492, is embedded within a series of historical dynamics characteristic of the Mediterranean region and, in particular, the expansion ...

This paper analyzes the organization of the allied force that besieged Mexico-Tenochtitlan during the summer of 1521, situating Hernán Cortés's military strategy within a long-standing tradition rooted in the High Middle ...

The history of the Diocese is one developed by lay people, with the advantages and, undoubtedly, disadvantages that this entails. The aim is not to offer an apologia for the Church in its regional development, but rather ...

The article examines "Amphibious City. Mexico Tenochtitlan in the 16th Century," a work that delves into the ecology, history, and urbanism of Mexico City during the colonial period. Through a detailed review, it emphasizes ...

The review focuses on Fernando Ciaramitaro's study of the Inquisition in the Hispanic Monarchy, with a particular emphasis on its impact in Sicily. The author proposes a deep reflection on the "Hispanic imperial exceptionalism," ...