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Voinier, Sarah. "Imago Philippi : recherches sur les représentations de Philippe II au cours du premier XVIIème siècle." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030070.
Full textDuring the Spanish Golden Century, the image of King Felipe II evolved with "public opinion". Felipe II's death meant representations of the monarch became more stable. They were, however, diverse enough to be deployed to many different subsequent ends. A part of the imagery supported the discourse of royal propaganda, which subsisted after his death. Felipe III's succession to the throne however invalidated absolutist forms of government which henceforth became considered as poorly adapted to the new realities of the Hispanic Monarchy. During this reign, new political practices emerged, following the rise of the Duke de Lerme; decision-making powers started being shared for the first time amongst the King's favourites. It is within this context that the denigration of Felipe II's image was able to flourish. The decline of an absolutist Hispanic monarchy, revealed by the powerful valido, fired conflicting theoretical debates, stoked by nostalgia for royal powers lost. The memorial program established during Felipe II's reign had been aimed at glorifying his image after his death. However, remembrance of the King was not only fostered by older contemporaries but also amongst Spanish scholars, especially following the fall of the Duke de Lerme. In the search to right the keeling ship of royalty and to reconnect with a glorious past, eyes turned once more to Felipe II and the imagery of his reign
Laurent, Sylvène. "Un pouvoir en images : les usages de la représentation royale sous Philippe II d'Espagne." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040114.
Full textFernández, Terricabras Ignasi. "Philippe II et la Contre-Réforme : l'Église espagnole à l'heure du Concile de Trente." Toulouse 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999TOU20035.
Full textWe start with the study of the royal attitude to the third stage of the council of trent and to the provincial councils which develop the trent canons within spain. From the disciplinary side, the council of trent reinforces the bishop power inside his diocese. The bishop has to lead the local reformations. But the council is not successful neither in imposing the reformation of the institutions of the pope power organizations nor in the royal prerogatives in ecclesiastical subjects. At the first attempt, the question of the practice of power in the catholic church is left without a clear theological definition. It is the politics practice which gradually imposes its own rules. From this point of view, we analyze the agreements and disagreements between the king and the papacy about the control of the bishops (so we make statistics analysis), of the cathedral chapters and of the Religious Orders. We are able to see the Philip's wish to control the clergy of his kingdoms. The king uses the ecclesiastical structure made by the Counter-Reformation, too much hierarchical, to put himself at the top of this structure, so that leads a lot of conflicts interests with the pope. This situation is studied following the ideas of the recent studies about religious history, standing out theories about the confessionalization and the social control of German and Italian historians
Durán, Julián. "Prophétisme et opposition politique en Espagne à l'époque de Philippe II : le cas de la "Santa Cruz de la Restauración" (1587-1598)." Montpellier 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004MON30059.
Full textThe ambition of this work is to study one aspect of the political opposition against Philip II, King of Spain (1558-1598), namely the machinations of a type of secret brotherhood, the Santa Cruz de la Restauración, founded by the followers of a young visionary from Madrid, Lucrecia de León whose prophetic dreams circulated in different circles from the Royal Court to the High Clergy. Lucrecia and her main supporters were arrested in May 1590 by the Toledo Holy Office under direct instructions from the King. For not only was Lucrecia predicting that Spain would be suddenly brought down in ruins in the near future by a coalition of its worst enemies, but she was also criticizing the King and his principal advisers in many aspects of their policies. By carrying out a detailed analysis of the trial records for several members of this brotherhood and by relating the unusual path of one of the most famous prophets of the time, Lucrecia's precursor, Miguel de Piedrola Beaumont, this work aims to improve our understanding of this strange circle of anti-establishment visionaries, in the last years of Philip II's reign. The careful scrutiny of the prophetic material contained in the 433 Lucrecia's dreams which are still available to us, shows that her discourse belongs to clearly identifiable prophetic traditions but that, by the use of new themes put forward in a new style, these traditions are being twisted to deliver a totally different message, more contemporary, more incisive, more politically efficient. Lucrecia's discourse, manipulated as it is by a circle of opponents to the royal policies, is the vibrant testimony that certain parts of Spanish society rejected the official propaganda showing the King as defender of the Catholic faith and of the Church. It also testifies to the deep sense of disenchantment shared by the majority of the Spanish people who see themselves as victims of their monarch's immoderate ambitions
Couhault, Pierre. "Et les premiers furent nommés Honneur et Foi... : l'office d'armes dans la monarchie des Habsbourg au XVIe siècle, entre mythes et réalités." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040181.
Full textDuring the middle-ages and the early modern period, a group of person was claiming to be the servants of the whole noble order. They were the heralds. Several important functions related with the identity of the prince and his nobility were associated with these apparently inferior persons. During the Renaissance, in spite of a manner of decline, this officeremained in existence and continued to serve both princes and nobles. The evolutions of these two traditionnal groups were nonetheless important. At the court of the Hapsburg, the heralds took part in particular in the wars of Charles V, in the sedentarisation an hispanisation of the court of Philip II and in the Dutch revolt. Through these persons, the history of the reign of the two first Hapsburg reveals itself
Haan, Bertrand. "Les relations diplomatiques entre Charles Quint, Philippe II et la France au temps de la paix du Cateau-Cambrésis (1555-1570) : l'expérience de l'"amitié"." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006VERS009S.
Full textThe main purpose of this thesis is to contribute to a new definition of the nature of relationship between sovereigns during Modern Europe – usually considered as contemporary international relationship – through study of forms taken by diplomatic alliances. One term refers to links between princes when they are allied : “friendship”. A thorough analysis of language and political practice, based on diplomatic letters, is the best way to show all the aspects of this notion. When pragmatism gets first, a practical study was prefered to a purely theorical approach, considering reconciliation, then alliance during a decade between sovereigns who appear as out-and-out rivals, the Kings of Spain of France. As it appears in the middle of the 16th century, the friendship link is strongly familial and personal, which needs a permanently renewed engagement. “Friendship” has also its own rules. It supposes feelings must appear sincere and its engagement, honoured, as it is founded on a principle of reciprocity. Advising, giving information, affording military help, commiting no frontly hostile act, these are evidences mainly given by the two allies for they will to preserve the special relationship during the 1560’. In the end, “friendship” opens way to realizing ideals of medieval and modern Christendom : instauring global peace and restauring unity of faithThough it has a virtually limited impact and can’t exist without any interest of both parts, “friendship” between princes, in its principle, in a subtle but fundamental way is not an alliance between States
Carpentier, Bastien. "L'économie politique de la guerre : Giovanni Andrea Doria, la République de Gênes et la monarchie hispanique (1560-1606)." Thesis, Littoral, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017DUNK0467.
Full textIn this thesis, we study the articulation of the polycentric monarchy of the Habsburgs through the exposure of a case study centered on Genoa. In 1528, trained in the lap of the genoese condotierri Andrea Doria, Genoa was freed from the domination on the king of France and had integrated the Habsburg imperial system, as an independent and allied republic. The Hispano-Genoese political military and financial system owed much to the links between the Habsburg and Doria houses. If Andrea Doria was highlighted by an important historiographical production, his little nephew Giovanni Andrea, - who was admiral for the Spanish between 1584 and 1602 - has not yet been the object of completed studies. By observing his individual trajectory, the objective is to create a tool to question the role of the figure of the war contractor in the Habsburg imperialist policy. By crossing the empirical and micro-analytical perspectives, and resizing the analytical scales, the challenge is to understand the king's strategy of entrusting parcels of political power to individuals and to observe how Genoese took advantage of it. Finally, it is a question of measuring the consequences that this modus operandi had on the Habsburg war policy in the Mediterranean area. Through these questions it is the impact of the private interest in the construction of the polycentric monarchy that is raised
Couhault, Pierre. "Et les premiers furent nommés Honneur et Foi... : l'office d'armes dans la monarchie des Habsbourg au XVIe siècle, entre mythes et réalités." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040181.
Full textDuring the middle-ages and the early modern period, a group of person was claiming to be the servants of the whole noble order. They were the heralds. Several important functions related with the identity of the prince and his nobility were associated with these apparently inferior persons. During the Renaissance, in spite of a manner of decline, this officeremained in existence and continued to serve both princes and nobles. The evolutions of these two traditionnal groups were nonetheless important. At the court of the Hapsburg, the heralds took part in particular in the wars of Charles V, in the sedentarisation an hispanisation of the court of Philip II and in the Dutch revolt. Through these persons, the history of the reign of the two first Hapsburg reveals itself