by Joseph Pérez · La Esfera de los Libros, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497345682
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In 1520, a group of Castilian revolutionaries rose up against the royal power of Charles V, unleashing a revolt that shook the peninsula and threatened the political order established by the Catholic Monarchs. Joseph Pérez, a renowned historian and specialist in the field, examines not only the known events, but also questions and interrogations that have not yet been fully clarified. This updated essay explores the true intentions behind the rebellion, the architects of it, the crucial role of women such as Juana, Queen of Castile, and María de Pacheco, as well as the meaning and consequences of the battles of Tordesillas and Villalar. In addition, the crushing of the revolt and the subsequent pardon by the king are addressed.
Joseph Perez is an American writer in the fields of spirituality and Integral theory.
