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The flood of the Turia River of 1731. An approximation to the literature of the catastrophe

2015

Los sucesos naturales de carácter extraordinario que se han sucedido a lo largo de la historia han dejado tras de sí un gran legado documental. Fenómenos como los terremotos, las erupciones volcánicas, las sequías, las plagas, etc. han constituido desde siempre un motivo de preocupación para las poblaciones expuestas y una ocasión para desatar la imaginación de los cronistas. En el caso de la ciudad de Valencia, ningún fenómeno natural ha influido tanto en su historia como las avenidas recurrentes del río Turia. Una de ellas, la riada extraordinaria de septiembre de 1731, quedó registrada en documentos de todo tipo que pueden englobarse bajo la denominación común de literatura de la catástr…

City of ValenciaHistoryLiteratura de la catástrofeFlood myth1731Geography Planning and DevelopmentRío TuriaFloodPoliticsAnálisis Geográfico RegionalGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesTuria riverNatural phenomenonRiadaLiterature of the catastropheHumanitiesCiudad de ValenciaInvestigaciones Geográficas
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Reclutamiento y reclutas en la ciudad de Valencia (1717-1762)

2019

This research aims to analyze recruitment by quintas, Spanish word for recruitment levies by lot, in the city of Valencia and the townships included in its jurisdictional area. The analyzed period began in 1717 with the first levie decreted by king Philip V once the War of Spanish Succession was over. Applied this levie in the kingdom of Valencia, this was the first application of levies by lot. The closing year for the reported period up to 1762, whith the last levy made by king Charles III before the establishment of the annual periodicity for the recruitment process. Procedures with which human contingents claimed to the city of Valencia between the mentioned dates were organized and dis…

José Ramón This research aims to analyze recruitment by quintasreclutamientoquintas0210-9093 553 Estudis: Revista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107724 Reclutamiento y reclutas en la ciudad de Valencia (1717-1762) Cumplido Muñozleviessometimes even identifying them individually. revolución militarmilitary revolutionimpressmenttheir developmenthas been studied tooin the city of Valencia and the townships included in its jurisdictional area. The analyzed period began in 1717 with the first levie decreted by king Philip V once the War of Spanish Succession was over. Applied this levie in the kingdom of Valencianecessarily:HISTORIA [UNESCO]there has been an approach to the recruited mensiglo xVIIIUNESCO::HISTORIAthe authorities that carried them out and18th century 365 383levasthis was the first application of levies by lot. The closing year for the reported period up to 1762whith the last levy made by king Charles III before the establishment of the annual periodicity for the recruitment process. Procedures with which human contingents claimed to the city of Valencia between the mentioned dates were organized and distributedalsoRevista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107724 Reclutamiento y reclutas en la ciudad de Valencia (1717-1762) Cumplido Muñoz [0210-9093 553 Estudis]Spanish word for recruitment levies by lotrecruitment
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VI JORNADAS ARTE Y CIUDAD (III Encuentros Internacionales) Madrid, 1, 2 y 3 de Abril de 2014 Facultad de Ciencias de la Información Universidad Compl…

2014

In the conquest of Valencia in 1238 and its subsequent Christianization we find the genesis of the convent city. Over the centuries the dominant presence of convents and monasteries determined various aspects of the city, urban development being one of them. However, the influence and power that these monasteries exercised diminished gradually with the reduction in the number of their members and foundations. The point of no return comes with the nineteenth century when the successive confiscations and the consolidation of the bourgeoisie mean its fading. This study aims to make an approach to the role that the destruction of convents and monasteries played in the urban development and prog…

city of Valencia confiscation monasteries and convents bourgeoisie urban transformationsciudad de Valencia desamortización conventos y monasterios burguesía transformaciones urbanasSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architettura
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El edificio gremial de los abaixadors o tundidores, en Valencia

2020

In the ?barri del mercat?, in the city of Valencia and very close to its Lonja, there is a building complex which is the object of this study. The research, carried out from the simple field of toponymy, to the constructive analysis, lead us to suppose that it is the building of the Valencian trade union of cloth-shearers. It can be seen how the building now camouflaged by other subsequent interventions, corresponds to a type that cannot be related to those usually built in the city of Valencia. Its origins clearly from the Valencian self-governing period splendor, its dimensions and the finishes used in its construction seem to refer to a medieval workshop. A structure of great importance …

there is a building complex which is the object of this study. The researchUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASin the city of Valencia and very close to its Lonjahave come to confirm this hypothesis. This article offers unpublished graphic documentationits dimensions and the finishes used in its construction seem to refer to a medieval workshop. A structure of great importance has been recognized that jointly affects the different properties today. This together with other circumstances of their own as necessary to exercise the office of abaxadoren Valencia Gómez Gilwhich gives an account of the current status of the property and suggests a reconstructive hypothesisRamón0211-5808 9678 Archivo de arte valenciano 564145 2020 101 7707981 El edificio gremial de los abaixadors o tundidoresAntonioAmanda In the ?barri del mercat?existing in the buildingcorresponds to a type that cannot be related to those usually built in the city of Valencia. Its origins clearly from the Valencian self-governing period splendor:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]both in plan and in volume. 127 145carried out from the simple field of toponymyto the constructive analysislead us to suppose that it is the building of the Valencian trade union of cloth-shearers. It can be seen how the building now camouflaged by other subsequent interventions
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