Revisando las sucesiones de Sancho III de Pamplona y Fernando I de León. La teoría Muniadueña

Abstract

This study highlights a female intervention that has gone unnoticed or unappreciated, but which had a decisive influence on the territorial reconfiguration of the Spanish kingdoms in the 11th Century: that of Muniadueña (or doña Mayor), wife of Sancho III of Pamplona and mother of Ferdinand I of León and Castile, in the hereditary transmission of their respective kingdoms.

Keywords

• Historia legionensis
• Muniadueña
• Doña Mayor
• Sanche III de Pampelune
• Ferdinand I de León et de Castille
• Alfonso VI de León et de Castille