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King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Kings & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network
Lisbon, 23rd-27th June 2015
Conference Program
23rd
of June - Conference’s Eve - Mosteiro de Odivelas
(Odivelas’ Monastery)
24th
, 25th
and 26th
of June – Conference - Faculdade de Letras da
Universidade de Lisboa – Salas 4, 5.1, 5.2
(University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities – Rooms 4,
5.1, 5.2)
27th
of June – Closing Ceremony - Mosteiro de Batalha (Batalha’s Monastery)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
23rd
of June - Conference’s Eve - Mosteiro de Odivelas (Odivelas’ Monastery)
14:00 – Conference Reception Desk Open
15:30 – Bus departs to Odivelas (the bus will be at the main entrance of the Faculdade de Letras)
16:00 - Opening Ceremony: Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Odivelas, Diretor do Mosteiro de S. Dinis e S. Bernardo de Odivelas, Ellie
Woodacre (Royal Studies Network, Kings & Queens Conference, Royal Studies Journal) and Manuela Santos Silva (Kings & Queens 4 – Dynastic
Changes and Legitimacy)
Keynote speech: César Olivera Serrano (CSIC Madrid) - To Understand Philippa: The Castilian Context
Visit to the Monastery and to the Exhibition “D. Filipa de Lencastre - a Rainha” organized by the Municipality of Odivelas.
Wine-reception offered by the Municipality of Odivelas.
24th
, 25th
and 26th
of June – Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa – Salas 4, 5.1, 5.2
(University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities – Rooms 4, 5.1, 5.2)
27th
of June – Closing Ceremony - Mosteiro de Batalha (Batalha’s Monastery)
09:00 - Bus trip in the morning (circa 100km) , bus leaves by 9:30.
11:00 – Visit to the Monastery
13:00 – Free lunch offered by the Municipality of Batalha
15:00 - Closing ceremony (Batalha’s Monastery)
Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Batalha, Diretor do Mosteiro de Santa Maria da Vitória, Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues (U. Lisboa)
Round Table: Maria Helena da Cruz Coelho (U. Coimbra), Saul António Gomes (U. Coimbra), Ellie Woodacre (U. Winchester)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Day 1 (24 June 2015 )
10:00-11:00 (Amphitheatre 4) Opening of working sessions:
Faculty Dean, Paulo Farmhouse Alberto; Head of University of Lisbon History Centre, Hermenegildo
Fernandes
Keynote Lecture - Jeroen Duindam (University of Leiden)
Dynastic Legitimacy: Hallowed Tradition Versus Personal Activism
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
SESSION 1 – 11:30-13:00
A.1. Early Monarchic Models: Kinship, War and
Royal Legitimacy
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Elisabetta Colla
B.1. By the Grace of God or Free Will of the
People? Legitimacy of Royal Power in Poland-
Lithuania, 16th
-18th
c.
Organizer: Ana Kalinowska
Chair: Cristina Carvalho
C.1. Dynastic Changes, Legitimacy and
Acculturation
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Iris Holzwart-Schaefer
Arturo Sánchez Sanz, Sovereignty, Kinship and Gender in
Scythian World
Francis Leneghan, Beowulf and Biblical Kinship: A Dynastic
Model?
Hang Lin, From Tribesmen of Manchuria to Ruler of China:
Legitimation under the Jurchen Jin (1125-1234) in
Twelfth-Century China
Jolanta Choinska-Mika, ‘Pupilla libertatis’. Royal "Free
Elections" in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth:
the Origins, Ideology and Practice in the 16th
century
Anna Kalinowska, ‘Illustrious Jagiellonian Blood’. Dynastic
Tradition and Legitimacy of Royal Power in the 17th
century Poland-Lithuania
Katarzyna Kuras, ‘The King with his People, the People with
their King’. Legitimacy of Royal Power in the 18th c.
Poland-Lithuania
Nuria Silleras, Dynastic Legitimacy and Acculturation: the
Trastamaras in Aragon (1412-1516)
Sergio Ramiro Ramírez, Francisco de los Cobos, Precursor
of Arts: News on the Assimilation Process of the
Empire Concept in Castile and Aragon and its
Impact on the Image of Power
Zita Rohr, Hollow Crowns and Shifting Sovereignties:
Dynastic Change and Legitimacy in the Kingdom of
Naples-Sicily 1380-1442
13:00-14:30 – Lunch
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2 (A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
SESSION 2 – 14:30-16:00
A.2. Muslim Monarchies
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Hermenegildo Fernandes
B.2. The Legitimacy Language. Consolidatitor
Mechanisms and Strengthening Instruments of the
Monarchical Power in the Crown of Castile during
the Middle Ages (I)
Organizer: Diana Pelaz Flores
Chair: Nuria Silleras
C.2. When the Ruler is a Woman
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Zita Rohr
Fouzia Farooq, Importing Trust into the Realm: A Study of
Power-base of the Delhi Sultans
Fatima Rhorchi, Consolidating Authority in 17th cent
Morocco: Sultan Moulay Ismail's Struggle for
Legitimacy.
Marina Kleine, Alfonso X and the Theoretical Apparatus of
the Royal Power in the Crown of Castile during the
13th century
Diana Pelaz Flores, Much more than the King’s Wife.
Marriage as Instrument of Queenly Authority and her
Identity in the Trastámara Dynasty (1369-1474)
Lledó Ruiz Domingo, From the Election to the
Consolidation. The Strategies of Legitimacy of the
Trastámara Dynasty in the Crown of Aragon.
Elisabetta Colla, When the Emperor is a Woman: the
Case of Wu Zetian
Miriam Shadis, Legitimizing Queenship: the First
Dynasty of the Kingdom of Portugal
Ellie Woodacre, Memoirs of Queens -The Genesis of
Queenship Studies? Representations of Queens
in the works of Mary Hays and Early Modern
Collective Biographers
16:00-16:30 – Coffee-break
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
SESSION 3 -16:30–18:00
A.3. Building Medieval Ruling Legitimacies
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Miriam Shadis
B.3. The Legitimacy Language. Consolidatitor
Mechanisms and Strengthening Instruments of the
Monarchical Power in the Crown of Castile during
the Middle Ages (II)
Organizer: Diana Pelaz Flores
Chair: Covadonga Valdaliso
C.3. Court Ceremonial as Dynastic Legitimacy
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ana Kalinowska
Matthew M. Mesley, Episcopal Kingmakers: Political
Legitimacy and Gender in Thirteenth-Century
Germany and England
Kim Bergqvist, Teaching Princes How to Behave: the
Castigos de Sancho IV in Light of the Dynastic
Problems and Political Legitimacy of Alfonso X’s
Second Son
André O. Leitão, Armando Norte, Building Legitimacies: the
Role of Legal Scholars in the Consolidation of the
New Hispanic Dynasties (late-14th to early-15th
centuries)
Manuela Santos Silva, Regal Power and Royal Family
in the Fundamental Iberian Legislation
Raúl González González, Monarchy and Urban Oligarchies
in the Kingdom of Castile during the 15th century:
Power, Service and Social Ascent
Juan Prieto Sayagués, Royal Patronage versus Nobiliary
Patronage at the Castilian Monasteries during the
15th century. A Conflict of Legitimacies?
Ruth Martínez Alcorlo, Marriage, Power and Legitimacy:
Isabel of Castile (1470-1498) and Manuel I of
Portugal
Cristina Carvalho, Hints of Absolutist and Baroque Features
in Charles II’s Restoration
18:00 – Book exhibition: Royal Studies’ Bibliography in the Faculty Library
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2 (A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
Day 2 (25 June 2015)
SESSION 4 – 9:30-11:00
A.4. Dynastic Legitimacy after a Coup d’État
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Manuela Santos Silva
B.4. Rhetoric of Feminine Legitimacy
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Nadia van Pelt
C.4. Using Political Culture as Strategy of
Legitimization
Organizer: Charlotte Backerra and Cathleen Sarti
Chair: Cinzia Recca
Isabel P. Baleiras, 1383-1385, Portugal: Coup d’État or
Democracy?
Tiago Viula Faria, All in the Family: Cross-Legitimization
Strategies in Two Late-Medieval Monarchies
Leonardo Carvalho-Gonçalves, The Royal Good Deaths in
Medieval Chronicles as Part of the Avis Dynasty
Legitimacy Campaign: The Examples of John I and
Philippa of Lancaster in a Comparative Vision.
Elizabeth Kinne, Subject to Change: Forging Early and Post-
Modern Subjectivities in Christine de Pizan and
Frank Herbert
Estelle Paranque, Threats to the English Crown: Elizabeth
Tudor’s and Mary Queen of Scots’ Rhetoric as
Prisoners
Elena Teibenbacher, Katherine the Great and how the
Questioning of her Legitimacy on the Throne
Influenced her Politics
Charlotte Backerra, (Re-)Discovering a Family’s Traditions?
The Hanoverians as Successors to the Throne of
Great Britain
Cathleen Sarti, Just a Family Dispute? How Sigismund Vasa
was Made an Alien by his Uncle Charles
Fabian Perrson, Something Old and Something New:
Weaving Legitimacy Into Early Modern Swedish
Dynasties
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
SESSION 5 – 11:30-13:00
A.5. Iberian Legitimacy Dilemmas in the Late
Middle Ages
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ruth Martínez Alcorlo
B.5. Creating Legitimacy and Kings in Medieval
Scandinavia
Organizer: Kerstin Hundahl
Chair: Louise Berglund
C.5. Tradition and Change as Guarantees of
Dynastic Continuity (18th
/19th
centuries)
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Charlotte Backera
Adelaide Costa, Blanca of Castile: a Mere Detail in the
Portuguese Dynastic Change of 1385?
Germán Gamero Igea, Keeping Loyalty at the End of a
Dynasty: the “Other Courtiers” of Ferdinand II of
Aragon (1468-1516)
Paula Rodrigues, Two Crowns to a Queen without a Throne:
Joanna, The Great Lady (1462-1530)
Ian Peter Grohse, Fiction of Adult Rule: Youth and Kingship
in Twelfth-Century Norway
Kerstin Hundahl, Christopher I. Right or Usurpation of the
Throne? Using the Past as a Legitimization Tool
Thomas Småberg, The Lion, the Duke and the Infant King:
Legitimizing Strategies of a Swedish Royal Lineage in
the Fourteenth century
Ekaterina Kolmogorova, The Role of the Portraiture in the
Supporting of the Legitimacy of the Imperial Power
in XVIII - early XIX century Russia
Pedro Urbano, A Throne and Two Brothers: the Impact of the
Civil War in the Composition of the Portuguese
Royal Household.
Júlia Platonovna Korobtchenko, Her Majesty the Queen
Maria II and the Duque of Leuchtenberg: the First
Royal Marriage of the Portuguese Constitutional
Monarchy
13:00-14:30 - Lunch
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2 (A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
SESSION 6 – 14:30-16:00
A.6. Dynastic Changes in Modern Portugal (late
16th
- late 17th
centuries) [in Portuguese]
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Viviane Kawata
B.6. Confronted historiographies: A Re-
examination of Contemporary Sources about the
Castilian Civil War
Organizers: Rosa Rodríguez-Porto and Sacramento
Roselló-Martínez
Chair: Tiago Viula Faria
C.6. Queenship and Religion
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ana Maria Rodrigues
Maria Leonor G. Cruz, Filipe I de Portugal:
ordenações do reino e regras de gestão social e
económica na mudança de dinastia
Paula Lourenço, Entrada da rainha D. Filipa de
Gusmão na vila de Sintra em meados do século
XVII: tempos e festas de solenização ritual
Filipe Francisco, Na fronteira de novas legitimidades –
As Cortes de 1697
Covadonga Valdaliso, The lost chronicle of Peter I:
Historiography and Literature in the
Reconstruction of the Memory of the King
Bretton Rodríguez, Competing Images of Pedro I:
López de Ayala’s Chronicle in Context
Rebecca Holdorph, ‘He is Legitimate Heir of the
Realms’: John of Gaunt, Constance of Castile
and the Lancastrian Claim to Castile and León
Louise Berglund, Queen Philippa of Scandinavia,
Female Piety and Authority. Two Bohun Prayer
Books and their Shifting Late Medieval Contexts
Diana Lucía Gómez-Chacón, The Dominicanism of
Two Virtuous Queens: Mary and Eleanor of
Aragon
16:00-16:30 – Coffee-break
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
SESSION 7 – 16:30-18:00
A.7. The Human Frailty of Monarchy. Portuguese
Dynastic Changes and Regency Periods in XVII and
XVIII centuries
Organizer: Ana Leal de Faria
Chair: Filipe Francisco
B.7. ‘Petrista Networks’. Galicia as a Case-study
Organizers: Rosa Rodríguez-Porto and Sacramento
Roselló-Martínez
Chair: Covadonga Valdaliso
C.7. Dynastic Changes, Legitimacy and Political
(Dis-)Continuity – a Comparative Approach
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Cathleen Sarti
Ana Leal de Faria, Is it Better to be Queen for a Single
Day than Duchess an Entire Life? (1656-62)
Carolina Soares, The Regency of Prince Pedro - the
Multiple Challenges in the Search of Balance
and Legitimacy (1667-1683)
Nuno Castro Luís, João, Prince Regent: “To be or not
to be” in the Dynasty of Bragança
Ricardo Pichel Gotérrez, Courtly Culture and Literary
Patronage: The Galician House of Andrade
Clara Pascual-Argente, El Victorial’s Galician Knight
and the Networks of Petrismo
Rosa Rodríguez-Porto and Sacramento Roselló-
Martínez, Controversy, Lineage and Memory:
the Future of Petrista Networks
Penny Nash, The Stability and Strength of the Ottonian
Dynasty in Tenth- and Eleventh-Century Germany
Iris Holzwart-Schäfer, Dynastic Changes, Legitimacy and
Political (Dis)Continuity – a Comparative Approach
Natalia Neverova, From Henry of Navarre to Henty IV: to be
an Ambassador in the Time of Change, the Time of
Doubt
18:00-19:00 – Networks’ meeting time (Rooms 4, 5.1 and 5.2)
20:00 – Conference-dinner at the Hotel Mundial (Praça Martim Moniz 2)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2 (A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
Day 3 (26 June 2015)
SESSION 8 – 9:30-11:00
A.8. Mental Illnesses and the Dangers of
Consanguinity in Royalty
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Jonathan Spangler
B.8. The Ecclesiastical Defense of Royal Legitimacy
through Discourses and Actions I
Organizer: DEGRUPE project (The European
Dimension of a Group of Power: Ecclesiastics and the
political State Building of the Iberian Monarchies /
Monarchies (13th
-15th
centuries)
Chair: Isabel Baleiras
C.8. Late Medieval and Modern Queens and
Regents
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ana Maria Rodrigues
Boncho Dragiyski, Her (un)Becoming: Isabella of
Portugal (d. 1496) and Beatriz da Silva (d.
1492)
Hélder Carvalhal, F. Ceballos, T. J. Peters, G. Álvarez,
Dynastic Changes and Legitimacy: The Role of
Consanguinity in Braganza´s Dynasty (1640-
1910)
Timothy Peters, Vassiliki Rentoumi, Peter Garrard,
Cognitive Archaeology: New tools for
Historians. Handwriting Assessment and Latent
Semantic Analysis of the letters of King George
III of Great Britain (1738-1820) applied to a
Study of his Mental Illnesses
Hermínia Vilar, A Portuguese Prologue to the Schism:
Fernando I and the Church in the Last Decades
of the 14th
century
André Coelho, In the Coming of the Messiah of Lisbon:
Ecclesiastical Support during the Dynastic
Crisis of 1383-1385
Néstor Vigil, Ecclesiastics in the Construction of
International Legitimacy of the Portuguese
Dynasty of Avis
James Ellis, Making and Breaking Peace: Women as
Peacemakers in mid-fifteenth century Castile
Reneé Langlois, Power & Authority of Royal Queen
Mothers: Comparing the French Queen Regent
and the Ottoman Valide Sultan during the 16th
-
17th
centuries.
Ana Paula Avelar, Luisa de Guzmán: silent glimpses of
a reign
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
SESSION 9 – 11:30-13:00
A.9. Legitimising the Braganza Dynasty
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ana Paula Avelar
B.9. The Ecclesiastical Defense of Royal Legitimacy
through Discourses and Actions II
Organizer: DEGRUPE project (The European
Dimension of a Group of Power: Ecclesiastics and the
political State Building of the Iberian Monarchies /
Monarchies (13th-15th centuries)
Chair: Maria João Branco
C.9. Legitimacy and Regnant Queenship
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Manuela Santos Silva
Viviane Kawata, «Necessidade de consentimento do
Reyno, & serem aprouados pelos tres Estados
delle, & em quanto não o fossem, não poderiaõ
Reynar»: the Relationships of Power between
Braganza Kings and their Councillors in the
17th
century
Francisca Almeida, The Exaltation of Braganza
Dynasty in the Royal Baptism: Liturgy as a
Means to Fulfill a Dynastic Purpose
Paula Almeida, The Exaltation of "Holiness" of
Bragança Dynasty as Legitimating Strategy
(17th
century)
Hermenegildo Fernandes, Bishop and Ulemah:
Negotiating Power in Portugal and in the
Almohada Empire around 1230
Francisco Díaz Marcilla, Oedipus Complex in
Ecclesiastical Soup: Loyalties and Disloyalties
of Clerics during the Reign of Alfonse X and
Sancho IV
Ricardo Seabra, The Regency of Pedro of Portugal and
the Influence of the Clergy
Ana de Fátima, William I and Emma of Normandy
Lynsey Wood, ‘The Very Next Blood of the King': the
Law of Female Dynastic Succession in English
History
Mariana Brockmann, Franco-Scottish Union: Dynasty,
Legitimacy and Regnant Queenship, 1548-1560
13:00-14:30 - Lunch
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Conference - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2 (A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
SESSION 10 – 14:30-16:00
A.10. The War of the Spanish Succession
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Germán Gamero Igea
B.10. Monarchical Topics in Art and Literature
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Isabel Baleiras
C.10. Gender and Monarchy
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Hélder Carvalhal
Caitlin Brady, Political Concerns as Represented
Through Court Entertainment: La estatua de
Prometeo and the Power Struggle Between
Queen Consort Mariana and John of Austria
Cristina Agüero Carnerero, The War of the Spanish
Succession and the Resistance to Philip V. New
Documents on the Confiscation of the 11th
Admiral of Castille’s Palaces in Madrid
Rocío Martínez López, The Spanish Monarchy in the
Crossroad: Maximilian II Emmanuel of Bavaria
after the Outbreak of the War of Spanish
Succession (1700-1713)
Alexandra Karagianni, Purple Dreams of the Byzantine
Macedonian Dynasty in Manuscript
Illuminations: the Usurper Emperor Basil I
(867-886)
Inês Araújo, Iconography, Power and Legitimacy of
the Portuguese Kings: Images of War in the
Late Medieval and Early Modern Ages
Nadia van Pelt, After Henry VIII's death: Mid-Tudor
Drama and the Issues of Legitimacy and
Succession
Mariana Bonat Trevisan, Kings and Fathers: The
Monarchical Protection Function and the Fathering
Function in Avis’ Dynastic Discourses (Portugal –
15th century)
Emma Levitt, In the Flowering of his Age’: Knightly
Masculinity and the Establishment of the Yorkist
Dynasty under Edward IV (1461-1483)
Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues, Gender and Legitimacy in the
First Generations of the Avis Dynasty
16:00-16:30 – Coffee-break
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
SESSION 11 – 16:30-18:00
A.11. Naples and the Bourbon Dynasty
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ellie Woodacre
B.11. Liturgy of Power: Ceremonial, Literary
Culture and Legitimacy in al-Andalus (10th
–11th
centuries)
Organizer: Inês Lourinho
Chair: Hermenegildo Fernandes
C.11. Royal Ceremonies and Dynastic Legitimacy
Organizer: K&Q4
Chair: Ana Maria Rodrigues
Jonathan Spangler, A New Dynasty for the Kingdom of
Naples in 1647: Guise, Bourbon or ‘other’?
Michele Lacriola, The Rise of the House of Bourbon in
the Kingdom of Naples
Cinzia Recca, ‘The Reversal of Dynasties’ during the
Era of House of Bourbon in the Kingdom of
Naples
Elsa Cardoso, Ceremonial and Political Legitimacy
under the Rule of Caliph ‘Abd ar-Rahman III
Ana Miranda, Culture and Political Legitimacy in the
11th
Century al-Andalus: the Aftasid Dynasty
Inês Lourinho, Yusuf b. Tashfin: Strategies Laid Down
by the Emir of Almoravids on his Way to
Kingship (c. 1070 – 1094)
Lucinda Dean, Stating their Place: Ceremonial
Legitimization of the Stewart Dynasty from
1371 to c.1460
Rebecca M. Favorito, The Coronation of Henry IV and
the Legitimization of Lancastrian Rule: The
Lancaster Sword as a Symbol of Conquest
Anna M. Duch, “King By Fact, Not By Law”:
Exequies and Legitimacy in Late Fifteenth
Century England
19:00-20:00 - Wine-reception at the Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
CONFERENCE´S PARTICIPANTS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
AGÜERO CARNERERO, Cristina, The War of the Spanish Succession and the Resistance to Philip V. New Documents on the Confiscation of the 11th
Admiral of
Castile’s Palaces in Madrid A10
ALMEIDA, Francisca, The Exaltation of Braganza Dynasty in the Royal Baptism: Liturgy as a Means to Fulfill a Dynastic Purpose A9
ALMEIDA, Paula, The Exaltation of "Holiness" of Bragança Dynasty as Legitimating Strategy (17th
century) A9
ÁLVAREZ, G., Dynastic Changes and Legitimacy: The Role of Consanguinity in Braganza´s Dynasty (1640-1910) A8
ARAÚJO, Inês, Iconography, Power and Legitimacy of the Portuguese Kings: Images of War in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Ages B10
AVELAR, Ana Paula, Luisa de Guzmán: silent glimpses of a reign C8
BACKERRA, Charlotte, (Re-)Discovering a Family’s Traditions? The Hanoverians as Successors to the Throne of Great Britain C4
BALEIRAS, Isabel P., 1383-1385, Portugal: Coup d’État or Democracy? A4
BERGLUND, Louise, Queen Philippa of Scandinavia, Female Piety and Authority. Two Bohun Prayer Books and their Shifting Late Medieval Contexts C6
BERGQVIST, Kim, Teaching Princes How to Behave: the Castigos de Sancho IV in Light of the Dynastic Problems and Political Legitimacy of Alfonso X’s Second
Son A3
BONAT TREVISAN, Mariana, Kings and Fathers: The Monarchical Protection Function and the Fathering Function in Avis’ Dynastic Discourses (Portugal – 15th
Century) C10
BRADY, Caitlin, Regency of Mariana of Austria for Charles II A10
BRASIUNAITE, Austeja, The Role of Women in the Royal Court and as Medieval Diplomatic Envoys (Diplomatic Marriages and Dynastic Marriage During
Existence of Grand Duchy) C3
BROCKMANN, Mariana, Franco-Scottish Union: Dynasty, Legitimacy and Regnant Queenship, 1548-1560 C9
CARDOSO, Elsa, Ceremonial and Political Legitimacy under the Rule of Caliph ‘Abd ar-Rahman III B11
CARVALHAL, Hélder, Dynastic Changes and Legitimacy: The Role of Consanguinity in Braganza´s Dynasty (1640-1910) A8
CARVALHO, Cristina, Hints of Absolutist and Baroque Features in Charles II’s Restoration C3
CARVALHO-GONÇALVES, Leonardo, The Royal Good Deaths in Medieval Chronicles as Part of the Avis Dynasty Legitimacy Campaign: The Examples of John I
and Philippa of Lancaster in a Comparative Vision. A4
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
CEBALLOS, F., Dynastic Changes and Legitimacy: The Role of Consanguinity in Braganza´s Dynasty (1640-1910) A8
CHOINSKA-MIKA, Jolanta, ‘Pupilla libertatis’. Royal "Free Elections" in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: the Origins, Ideology and Practice in the 16th
century B1
COELHO, André, In the Coming of the Messiah of Lisbon: Ecclesiastical Support during the Dynastic Crisis of 1383-1385 B8
COLLA, Elisabetta, When the Emperor is a woman: the case of Wu Zetian C2
COSTA, Adelaide, Blanca of Castile: a Mere Detail in the Portuguese Dynastic Change of 1385? A5
CRUZ, Maria Leonor G., Filipe I de Portugal: ordenações do reino e regras de gestão social e económica na mudança de dinastia A6
DEAN, Lucinda, Stating their Place: Ceremonial Legitimization of the Stewart Dynasty from 1371 to c.1460 C11
DÍAZ MARCILLA, Francisco, Oedipus Complex in Ecclesiastical Soup: Loyalties and Disloyalties of Clerics during the Reign of Alfonse X and Sancho IV B9
DRAGIYSKI, Boncho, Her (un)Becoming: Isabella of Portugal (d. 1496) and Beatriz da Silva (d. 1492) A8
DUCH, Anna M., “King By Fact, Not By Law”: Exequies and Legitimacy in Late Fifteenth Century England C11
ELLIS, James, Making and Breaking Peace: Women as Peacemakers in mid-fifteenth century Castile C8
FARIA, Ana Leal de, Is it Better to be Queen for a Single Day than Duchess an Entire Life? (1656-62) A7
FARIA, Tiago Viula, All in the Family: Cross-Legitimization Strategies in Two Late-Medieval Monarchies A4
FAROOQ, Fouzia, Importing Trust into the Realm: A Study of Power-base of the Delhi Sultans A2
FÁTIMA, Ana de, William I and Emma of Normandy C9
FAVORITO, Rebecca M., The Coronation of Henry IV and the Legitimization of Lancastrian Rule: The Lancaster Sword as a Symbol of Conquest C11
FERNANDES, Hermenegildo, Bishop and Ulemah: Negotiating Power in Portugal and in the Almohada Empire around 1230 B9
FRANCISCO, Filipe, Na fronteira de novas legitimidades – As Cortes de 1697 A6
GAMERO IGEA, Germán, Keeping Loyalty at the End of a Dynasty: the “Other Courtiers” of Ferdinand II of Aragon (1468-1516) A5
GARRARD, Peter, Cognitive Archaeology: New tools for Historians. Handwriting Assessment and Latent Semantic Analysis of the letters of King George III of Great
Britain (1738-1820) applied to a Study of his Mental Illnesses A8
GONZÁLEZ GONZÁLEZ, Raúl, Monarchy and Urban Oligarchies in the Kingdom of Castile during the 15th century: Power, Service and Social Ascent B3
GROHSE, Ian Peter, Fiction of Adult Rule: Youth and Kingship in Twelfth-Century Norway B5
HOLDORPH, Rebecca, ‘He is Legitimate Heir of the Realms’: John of Gaunt, Constance of Castile and the Lancastrian Claim to Castile and León B6
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
HOLZWART-SCHÄFER, Iris, Dynastic Changes, Legitimacy and Political (Dis)Continuity – a Comparative Approach C7
HUNDAHL, Kerstin, Christopher I. Right or Usurpation of the Throne? Using the Past as a Legitimization Tool B5
KALINOWSKA, Anna, ‘Illustrious Jagiellonian Blood’. Dynastic Tradition and Legitimacy of Royal Power in the 17th century Poland-Lithuania B1
KARAGIANNI, Alexandra, Purple Dreams of the Byzantine Macedonian Dynasty in Manuscript Illuminations: the Usurper Emperor Basil I (867-886) B10
KAWATA, Viviane, «Necessidade de consentimento do Reyno, & serem aprouados pelos tres Estados delle, & em quanto não o fossem, não poderiaõ Reynar» : the
Relationships of Power between Braganza Kings and their Councillors in the 17th
century A9
KINNE, Elizabeth, Subject to Change: Forging Early and Post-Modern Subjectivities in Christine de Pizan and Frank Herbert B4
KLEINE, Marina, Alfonso X and the Theoretical Apparatus of the Royal Power in the Crown of Castile during the 13th century B2
KOLMOGOROVA, Ekaterina, The Role of the Portraiture in the Supporting of the Legitimacy of the Imperial Power in XVIII - early XIX century Russia C5
KOROBTCHENKO, Júlia Platonovna, Her Majesty the Queen Maria II and the Duque of Leuchtenberg: the First Royal Marriage of the Portuguese Constitutional
Monarchy C5
KURAS, Katarzyna, ‘The King with his People, the People with their King’. Legitimacy of Royal Power in the 18th c. Poland-Lithuania B1
LACRIOLA, Michele, The Rise of the House of Bourbon in the Kingdom of Naples A11
LANGLOIS, Reneé, Power & Authority of Royal Queen Mothers: Comparing the French Queen Regent and the Ottoman Valide Sultan during the 16th-17
th centuries.
C8
LEITÃO, André O., Building Legitimacies: the Role of Legal Scholars in the Consolidation of the New Hispanic Dynasties (late-14th to early-15th centuries) A3
LENEGHAN, Francis, Beowulf and Biblical Kinship: A Dynastic Model? A1
LEVITT, Emma, In the Flowering of his Age’: Knightly Masculinity and the Establishment of the Yorkist Dynasty under Edward IV (1461-1483) C10
LIN, Hang, From Tribesmen of Manchuria to Ruler of China: Legitimation under the Jurchen Jin (1125-1234) in Twelfth-Century China A1
LOURINHO, Inês, Yusuf b. Tashfin: Strategies Laid Down by the Emir of Almoravids on his Way to Kingship (c. 1070 – 1094) B11
LUCÍA GÓMEZ-CHACÓN, Diana, The Dominicanism of Two Virtuous Queens: Mary and Eleanor of Aragon C6
LUÍS, Nuno Castro, João, Prince Regent: “To be or not to be” in the Dynasty of Bragança A7
MARTÍNEZ ALCORLO, Ruth, Marriage, Power and Legitimacy: Isabel of Castile (1470-1498) and Manuel I of Portugal C3
MARTÍNEZ LÓPEZ, Rocío, The Spanish Monarchy in the Crossroad: Maximilian II Emmanuel of Bavaria after the Outbreak of the War of Spanish Succession
(1700-1713) A10
MESLEY, Matthew M., Episcopal Kingmakers: Political Legitimacy and Gender in Thirteenth-Century Germany and England A3
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
MIRANDA, Ana, Culture and Political Legitimacy in the 11th
Century al-Andalus: the Aftasid Dynasty B11
NASH, Penny, The Stability and Strength of the Ottonian Dynasty in Tenth- and Eleventh-Century Germany C7
NEVEROVA, Natalia, From Henry of Navarre to Henry IV: to be an Ambassador in the Time of Change, the Time of Doubt C7
NORTE, Armando, Building Legitimacies: the Role of Legal Scholars in the Consolidation of the New Hispanic Dynasties (late-14th to early-15th centuries) A3
PARANQUE, Estelle, Threats to the English Crown: Elizabeth Tudor’s and Mary Queen of Scots’ Rhetoric as Prisoners B4
PASCUAL-ARGENTE, Clara, El Victorial’s Galician Knight and the Networks of Petrismo B7
PELAZ FLORES, Diana, Much more than the King’s Wife. Marriage as Instrument of Queenly Authority and her Identity in the Trastámara Dynasty (1369-1474) B2
PELT, Nadia van, After Henry VIII's death: Mid-Tudor Drama and the Issues of Legitimacy and Succession B10
PERRSON, Fabian, Something Old and Something New: Weaving Legitimacy Into Early Modern Swedish Dynasties C4
PETERS, T.J., Dynastic Changes and Legitimacy: The Role of Consanguinity in Braganza´s Dynasty (1640-1910) A8
PETERS, Timothy, Cognitive Archaeology: New tools for Historians. Handwriting Assessment and Latent Semantic Analysis of the letters of King George III of Great
Britain (1738-1820) applied to a Study of his Mental Illnesses A8
PICHEL GOTÉRREZ, Ricardo, Courtly Culture and Literary Patronage: The Galician House of Andrade B7
PRIETO SAYAGUÉS, Juan, Royal Patronage versus Nobiliary Patronage at the Castilian Monasteries during the 15th
century. A Conflict of Legitimacies? B3
RAMIRO RAMÍREZ, Sergio, Francisco de los Cobos, Precursor of Arts: News on the Assimilation Process of the Empire Concept in Castile and Aragon and its
Impact on the Image of Power C1
RECCA, Cinzia, ‘The Reversal of Dynasties’ during the Era of House of Bourbon in the Kingdom of Naples A11
RENTOUMI, Vassiliki, Cognitive Archaeology: New tools for Historians. Handwriting Assessment and Latent Semantic Analysis of the letters of King George III of
Great Britain (1738-1820) applied to a Study of his Mental Illnesses A8
RHORCHI, Fatima, Consolidating Authority in 17th cent Morocco: Sultan Moulay Ismail's struggle for legitimacy. A2
RODRIGUES, Ana Maria S. A., Gender and Legitimacy in the First Generations of the Avis Dynasty C10
RODRIGUES, Paula, Two Crowns to a Queen without a Throne: Joanna, The Great Lady (1462-1530) A5
RODRÍGUEZ, Bretton, Competing Images of Pedro I: López de Ayala’s Chronicle in Context B6
RODRÍGUEZ-PORTO, Rosa, Controversy, Lineage and Memory: the Future of Petrista Networks B7
ROHR, Zita, Hollow Crowns and Shifting Sovereignties: Dynastic Change and Legitimacy in the Kingdom of Naples-Sicily 1380-1442 C1
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
ROSELLÓ-MARTÍNEZ, Sacramento, Controversy, Lineage and Memory: the Future of Petrista Networks B7
RUIZ DOMINGO, Lledó, From the Election to the Consolidation. The Strategies of Legitimacy of the Trastámara Dynasty in the Crown of Aragon. B2
SÁNCHEZ SANZ, Arturo, Sovereignty, Kingship and Gender in Scythian World A1
SARTI, Cathleen, Just a Family Dispute? How Sigismund Vasa was Made an Alien by his Uncle Charles C4
SEABRA, Ricardo, The Regency of Pedro of Portugal and the Influence of the Clergy B9
SHADIS, Miriam, Legitimizing Queenship: the First Dynasty of the Kingdom of Portugal C2
SILLERAS, Nuria, Dynastic Legitimacy and Acculturation: the Trastámaras in Aragon (1412-1516) C1
SILVA, Manuela Santos, Regal Power and Royal Family in the Fundamental Iberian Legislation B3
SMÅBERG, Thomas, The Lion, the Duke and the infant King: Legitimizing Strategies of a Swedish Royal Lineage in the fourteenth century B5
SOARES, Carolina, The Regency of Prince Pedro - the Multiple Challenges in the Search of Balance and Legitimacy (1667-1683) A7
SPANGLER, Jonathan, A New Dynasty for the Kingdom of Naples in 1647: Guise, Bourbon or ‘other’? A11
URBANO, Pedro, A Throne and two Brothers: the Impact of the Civil War in the Composition of the Portuguese Royal Household. C5
VALDALISO, Covadonga, The lost chronicle of Peter I: Historiography and Literature in the Reconstruction of the Memory of the King B6
VIGIL, Néstor, Ecclesiastics in the Construction of International Legitimacy of the Portuguese Dynasty of Avis B8
VILAR, Hermínia, A Portuguese Prologue to the Schism: Fernando I and the Church in the Last Decades of the 14th
century B8
WOOD, Lynsey, The Very Next Blood of the King’: the Law of Female Dynastic Succession in English History C9
WOODACRE, Ellie, Memoirs of Queens -The Genesis of Queenship Studies? Representations of Queens in the works of Mary Hays and Early Modern Collective
Biographers C2
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Day 1 (24 June 2015 )
10:00-11:00 (Amphitheatre 4) Opening of working sessions:
Faculty Dean, Paulo Farmhouse Alberto; Head of University of Lisbon History Centre, Hermenegildo Fernandes
Keynote Lecture - Jeroen Duindam (University of Leiden)
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
11:30-13:00 - SESSION 1
A.1. Early Monarchic Models: Kinship, War and Royal Legitimacy
B.1. By the Grace of God or Free Will of the People? Legitimacy of Royal Power in Poland-Lithuania, 16th-18th c.
C.1. Dynastic Changes, Legitimacy and Acculturation
13:00-14:30 – Lunch
14:30-16:00 - SESSION 2
A.2. Muslim Monarchies
B.2. The Legitimacy Language. Consolidatitor Mechanisms and Strengthening Instruments of the Monarchical Power in the Crown of Castile during the
Middle Ages I
C.2. When the Ruler is a Woman
16:00-16:30 – Coffee-break
16:30–18:00 - SESSION 3
A.3. Building Medieval Ruling Legitimacies
B.3. The Legitimacy Language. Consolidatitor Mechanisms and Strengthening Instruments of the Monarchical Power in the Crown of Castile during the
Middle Ages II.
C.3. Court Ceremonial as Dynastic Legitimacy
18:00 – Book exhibition on Monarchy Subjects (Faculty Library)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Day 2 (25 June 2015)
09:30-11:00 - SESSION 4
A.4. Dynastic Legitimacy after a Coup d’État
B.4. Rhetoric of Feminine Legitimacy
C.4. Using Political Culture as Strategy of Legitimization
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
11:30-13:00 - SESSION 5
A.5. Iberian Legitimacy Dilemmas in the Late Middle Ages
B.5. Creating Legitimacy and Kings in Medieval Scandinavia
C.5. Tradition and Change as Guarantees of Dynastic Continuity (18th/19th centuries)
13:00-14:30 – Lunch
14:30-16:00 – SESSION 6
A.6. Dynastic Changes in Modern Portugal (late 16th - late 17th centuries) [in Portuguese]
B.6. Confronted historiographies: A Re-examination of Contemporary Sources about the Castilian Civil War
C.6. Queenship and Religion
16:30-18:00 - SESSION 7
A.7. The Human Frailty of Monarchy. Portuguese Dynastic Changes and Regency Periods in XVII and XVIII centuries
B.7. ‘Petrista Networks’. Galicia as a Case-study
C.7. Dinastic Changes, Legitimacy and Political (Dis-)Continuity. A Comparative Approach
18h-19h – Networks’ meeting time (Rooms 4, 5.1 and 5.2)
20:00 – Conference-dinner at the Hotel Mundial (Praça Martim Moniz 2)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
Day 3 (26 June 2015)
9:30-11:00 - SESSION 8
A.8. Mental Illnesses and the Dangers of Consanguinity in Royalty
B.8. The Ecclesiastical Defense of Royal Legitimacy through Discourses and Actions I
C.8. Late Medieval and Modern Queens and Regents
11:00-11:30 – Coffee-break
11:30-13:00 - SESSION 9
A.9. Legitimising the Braganza Dynasty
B.9. The Ecclesiastical Defense of Royal Legitimacy through Discourses and Actions II
C.9. Legitimacy and Regnant Queenship
13:00-14:30 - Lunch
14:30-16:00 - SESSION 10
A.10. The War of the Spanish Succession
B.10. Monarchical Topics in Art and Literature
C.10. Gender and Monarchy
16:00-16:30 – Coffee-break
16:30-18:00 - SESSION 11
A.11. Naples and the Bourbon Dynasty
B.11. Liturgy of Power: Ceremonial, Literary Culture and Legitimacy in al-Andalus (10th –11th centuries)
C.11. Restoring Legitimacy after the Politic Turmoil
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
How to go to the Conference
Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa
(University of Lisbon - School of Arts and Humanities)
Metro Cidade Universitária – linha amarela – Coroa L
(Underground Station Cidade Universitária - Yellow Line –
Zone L)
King’s & Queens 4 – Royal Studies Network (Lisbon 23rd
– 27th June 2015) – Conference Program
REITORIA
METRO
FACULDADE DE LETRAS
Conference Rooms
A – Sala 4 / B – Sala 5.1 / C – Sala 5.2
(A – Room 4 / B – Room 5.1 / C – Room 5.2)
Faculdade de Letras
Main Entrance
Reitoria da
Universidade –
Entrance
Lunch (2nd
floor)
Metro / Underground Station
Cidade Universitária
UNIVERSIDADE DE LISBOA
(UNIVERSITY OF LISBON)
REITORIA AND FACULDADE
Amphitheatre 4
Library
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