Abstract
This text focuses on the managerial legacy of Teodosio), 5th Duke of Braganza (1532-1563), with regard to his Duchy. It brings to the fore how much his governance regarding family, house and estate impacted on the future of the duchy; how, despite having strengthened the position of the Braganza Dukedom as the most important seigneurial House of Portugal which boasted its own court system in Vila Vicosa (Alentejo) and its own network of dependent noble houses, thus mirroring the style of the Portuguese Royal Household, D. Teodosio’s choices also contributed a great deal to the indebtedness of the House of Braganza; and lastly, how these decisions contributed to the political developments in the Portuguese Kingdom, namely in the events pertaining to the 1580 and 1640.
Highlights
This text focuses on the managerial legacy of Teodósio), 5th Duke of Braganza (1532-1563), with regard to his Duchy
El asunto no es de poca importancia toda vez que, además de consolidar al ducado brigantino como el más importante señorío portugués, las opciones puestas en práctica por Teodósio I tuvieron un impacto determinante en la evolución política del reino de Portugal, siendo esto particularmente visible en las coyunturas de 1580 y 1640
João IV, 1604-1656, Lisboa, Temas e Debates, 2008 (ed. revisada)
Summary
El objetivo central de este primer punto es la reflexión acerca de la importancia del gobierno de la familia directa de Teodósio I en la gestión de su ducado y las consecuencias de las decisiones adoptadas en torno a esta materia.
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