Abad y señor de Rute. Don Juan de Córdoba y la repoblación de la banda morisca cordobesa

Study on the foundation of the new village of Rute close to the former border with the Muslim kingdom of Granada and the repopulation project and economic revitalization in the Sixteenth century by the dean don Juan Fernández de Córdoba, abbot and lord of Rute.

Conquerors, Brides and Concubines. Interfaith Relations and Social Power in Medieval Iberia.

As its title indicates, this book, which is divided into four chapters, seeks to provide an overview of “the diverse political, social and cultural functions that interfaith marriage alliances and other sexual encounters fulfilled within the overall dynamic of Christian- Muslim relations in the Iberian Peninsula during the medieval period, both within al- Andalus (…) and the expansionist Christian-dominated polities of the North” (4). In this sense, its chronological span reaches from the early eighth century (the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula by the Muslims) to 1492 (the Christian conquest of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada)