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KINGDOM
   OF
 ARAGON
INDEX
                                           Page

   Historical maps............................ 3-4
   Historical facts............................. 5-7
   Emblem........................................8-9
   Political institutions.......................10-13
   Economy......................................14-16
   Art and culture..............................17-26
HISTORICAL
   MAPS
HISTORICAL MAPS

The Kingdom
of Aragon is
situated in the
right inferior
part of the
Iberian
Peninsula.
HISTORICAL
   FACTS
Historical Facts
Aragón and Navarra were joined between 1076 and 1135.
For this years, Alfonso I “El Batallador” conquered the Ebro's
valley, taking Zaragoza (1118), Tarazona (1119) and Daroca
(1129). When he died, both kingdoms got separated: Aragón
and the Catalan Counties joined in the Aragón's crown, and
Navarra stayed as an independent kingdom.
The Aragón's crown was formed in 1137 after the matrimony
of Petronila, the heiress of Aragón, with Ramón Berenguer
IV, count of Barcelona. Since then, their territories expanded
in different directions.
Historical Facts
We know several historical facts from the 8th century that
helped to create what it is of Ar agón
                     Crown now an autonomic community.
Some of the main facts were: the Caspe's agreement, the
 expansion of the crown of Aragón, the politic leadership of
Fernando II from Aragón, etc.    between Reino united de Catalan Counties.
                                  1164: Aragon de Aragón y el              Condado de Barcelona.
                                  Corona de Aragón
                                                              1229: Conquest of Reino de Mallorca.
                                 en su máximo esplendor       1238 – 1245: Conquest of Reino de Valencia.
                                                              1282: Conquest of Reino de Sicilia.
                                                              1504: Conquest del Reino de Nápoles.
     1164   1229   1238   1282    1504       1516             14 de Marzo de 1516: Union of the crown
                   1245                                   n         of Castilla y Aragón.
EMBLEM
EMBLEM
  The Catalan legend attribute its origin to the count
 Wilfred el Velloso in the IX century, Wilfred el Velloso
 got together under his government a lot of counties,
  reconquest Montserrat, establish the monastery of
 San Juan de las Abadesas and enlivened the Ripoll.
  Repopulate all the centre of Cataluña and with this
consolidate its inner unit. Start the Barcelona's house,
 the Catalan dynasty. The award that he have got, for
this it will be an emblem with the gold bottom from the
 king's hands Carlos Iiel Calvo. Its explain the legend
  that the same king has painted, with his fingers in
    blood from the wound of the count, the four red
                         stripes.
POLITICAL
 SYSTEM
Political Institution
The crown of Aragon was
federal, it consisted of
several kingdoms which
had their own laws,
according to which the king
received the power of God
through his          subjects,
which is why the king had
less power, and he should
respect the laws and the
rights of those.
Government Institutions
            Each kingdom had its
            own courts, except
            Mallorca, and had more
            power than the Castilian,
            as the king had to
            submit new laws to
            approval. To monitor
            compliance with the
            agreements, a
            commission was
            created, called
            Generalitat.
Manors and Townships
          Territorial administration
          was very complex,
          because the king only
          directly controlled their
          own territories, called
          stray, and noble, laity
          and clergy had great
          autonomy in the
          governance and
          management of their
          estates.
THE
ECONOMY
The economy
The economy of the Crown
of Aragon was based on
Agriculture and animal
husbandry.
From the 13th to the 15th,
the Crown of Aragon
developed a flourishing trade
in the Mediterranean Sea,
and on a smaller scale, with
Flanders. The most
important routes were:
-Sardinia and Sicily.
-The Aegean Sea (Venice).
-Byzantine (Constantinople).
-North Africa (Tunisia, spark
plug, Alexandria and Tripoli)
THE COIN
Cuaterno is a
Catalan currency
sent done by King
Pedro II of Aragon
in April 1212 after
the
currency bosonaya.
ART
Three styles predominated at this time:


 * Gothic art

 * Mudejar art

 * Romanesque art
Gothic art:

                      Characterized by the use
                          of stone as material;
                      pillars, buttress and flying
                         buttress as supports;
                      ribbed vault as roof ; and
                             pointed arches.


San Pedro de Teruel
Mudejar art:


                        Characterized by the
                           conservation of
                        elements of Christian
                          art and the use of
                          Arabic decoration.

Aljafería de Zaragoza
Romanesque art:

                    Characterized by the
                    use of round arches,
                   barrel vaults, detached
                        columns and
                   sometimes highlighted
                      in the pillars and
                      moldings robust.
Catedral de Jaca
CULTURE
Three cultures lived in this time:
 Muslim, Christian and Jewish.
The literature created in
 this period contributed
   very varied works,
many of them written in
  Romance languages.
Science, however,
only contributed maps
   produced by the
Catalan and Majorcan
    cartographers.
Cathedral schools
and universities were
  the only form of
     education.
THIS WORK HAS BEEN DONE BY:

      Jéssica
      Maite

      Celia

      Ana          2ºB
      Pilar

      Cristina

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Kingdom of aragon

  • 1. KINGDOM OF ARAGON
  • 2. INDEX Page  Historical maps............................ 3-4  Historical facts............................. 5-7  Emblem........................................8-9  Political institutions.......................10-13  Economy......................................14-16  Art and culture..............................17-26
  • 3. HISTORICAL MAPS
  • 4. HISTORICAL MAPS The Kingdom of Aragon is situated in the right inferior part of the Iberian Peninsula.
  • 5. HISTORICAL FACTS
  • 6. Historical Facts Aragón and Navarra were joined between 1076 and 1135. For this years, Alfonso I “El Batallador” conquered the Ebro's valley, taking Zaragoza (1118), Tarazona (1119) and Daroca (1129). When he died, both kingdoms got separated: Aragón and the Catalan Counties joined in the Aragón's crown, and Navarra stayed as an independent kingdom. The Aragón's crown was formed in 1137 after the matrimony of Petronila, the heiress of Aragón, with Ramón Berenguer IV, count of Barcelona. Since then, their territories expanded in different directions.
  • 7. Historical Facts We know several historical facts from the 8th century that helped to create what it is of Ar agón Crown now an autonomic community. Some of the main facts were: the Caspe's agreement, the expansion of the crown of Aragón, the politic leadership of Fernando II from Aragón, etc. between Reino united de Catalan Counties. 1164: Aragon de Aragón y el Condado de Barcelona. Corona de Aragón 1229: Conquest of Reino de Mallorca. en su máximo esplendor 1238 – 1245: Conquest of Reino de Valencia. 1282: Conquest of Reino de Sicilia. 1504: Conquest del Reino de Nápoles. 1164 1229 1238 1282 1504 1516 14 de Marzo de 1516: Union of the crown 1245 n of Castilla y Aragón.
  • 9. EMBLEM The Catalan legend attribute its origin to the count Wilfred el Velloso in the IX century, Wilfred el Velloso got together under his government a lot of counties, reconquest Montserrat, establish the monastery of San Juan de las Abadesas and enlivened the Ripoll. Repopulate all the centre of Cataluña and with this consolidate its inner unit. Start the Barcelona's house, the Catalan dynasty. The award that he have got, for this it will be an emblem with the gold bottom from the king's hands Carlos Iiel Calvo. Its explain the legend that the same king has painted, with his fingers in blood from the wound of the count, the four red stripes.
  • 11. Political Institution The crown of Aragon was federal, it consisted of several kingdoms which had their own laws, according to which the king received the power of God through his subjects, which is why the king had less power, and he should respect the laws and the rights of those.
  • 12. Government Institutions Each kingdom had its own courts, except Mallorca, and had more power than the Castilian, as the king had to submit new laws to approval. To monitor compliance with the agreements, a commission was created, called Generalitat.
  • 13. Manors and Townships Territorial administration was very complex, because the king only directly controlled their own territories, called stray, and noble, laity and clergy had great autonomy in the governance and management of their estates.
  • 15. The economy The economy of the Crown of Aragon was based on Agriculture and animal husbandry. From the 13th to the 15th, the Crown of Aragon developed a flourishing trade in the Mediterranean Sea, and on a smaller scale, with Flanders. The most important routes were: -Sardinia and Sicily. -The Aegean Sea (Venice). -Byzantine (Constantinople). -North Africa (Tunisia, spark plug, Alexandria and Tripoli)
  • 16. THE COIN Cuaterno is a Catalan currency sent done by King Pedro II of Aragon in April 1212 after the currency bosonaya.
  • 17. ART
  • 18. Three styles predominated at this time: * Gothic art * Mudejar art * Romanesque art
  • 19. Gothic art: Characterized by the use of stone as material; pillars, buttress and flying buttress as supports; ribbed vault as roof ; and pointed arches. San Pedro de Teruel
  • 20. Mudejar art: Characterized by the conservation of elements of Christian art and the use of Arabic decoration. Aljafería de Zaragoza
  • 21. Romanesque art: Characterized by the use of round arches, barrel vaults, detached columns and sometimes highlighted in the pillars and moldings robust. Catedral de Jaca
  • 23. Three cultures lived in this time: Muslim, Christian and Jewish.
  • 24. The literature created in this period contributed very varied works, many of them written in Romance languages.
  • 25. Science, however, only contributed maps produced by the Catalan and Majorcan cartographers.
  • 26. Cathedral schools and universities were the only form of education.
  • 27. THIS WORK HAS BEEN DONE BY: Jéssica Maite Celia Ana 2ºB Pilar Cristina