Titlebook: Juana I; Legitimacy and Confl Gillian B. Fleming Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Shadow Queen.Juana I of Cas

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Cortes (1506),ttempts to persuade Philip to come to an immediate accommodation with the king of Aragon. I go on to explore, through the letters of Diego de Guevara, and other documentary evidence, the development of a queen’s ‘party’ in the summer of 1506. This turned the power struggle between Philip and Fernand

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,The Giants’ War (1519–1520),ndled an already explosive situation. In June 1519, following the death of Maximilian I, Charles was elected to the imperial crown. He hurried back to Castile from Aragon in preparation for his coronation journey to Aachen, and, after summoning a Cortes to Galicia, left Spain in the grip of the comu

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,The Politics of Penitence (1521–1539),upheaval, ensured that Juana would be kept out of sight and, as far as possible, out of mind. The emperor and marquis of Denia are shown as directors of a theatre of illusion, designed to entirely isolate the queen from the outside world. This in turn impacted seriously on Juana’s mental state. In t

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,The Demons of Tordesillas (1550–1555),period, in which governors followed one after the other. The string of ‘regents’ increased tensions within government administration. At the same time, and in the absence of a will and testament by the lawful monarch of the Spanish kingdoms, the Trastámara legacy was contested within the family and