Diplomatics in the Service of Diplomacy: Was the 692/1293 Truce Negotiated by the Kingdom of Aragon with the Mamluk Sultanate Ever Ratified?
This article discusses the importance of European archives in shedding light on diplomatic relations between Muslim powers and European Christian states. The Archives of the Crown of Aragon in Barcelona is highlighted as a significant archive for preserving original Arabic documents related to diplo...
| Publicado en: | Mamluk Studies Review Vol. 26; pp. 1 - 54 |
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University of Chicago, Middle East Documentation Center
2023
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