A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques

This article aims at studying the beginnings of the Portuguese sigillography, which coincide with the government of Afonso Henriques. It synthesizes the knowledge that the current state of research allows about the early use of the seal in Portugal as a form of validating documents from episcopal, m...

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Main Author: Maria do Rosário Barbosa Morujão
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Language:deu
Published: Instituto de Estudos Medievais 2012-01-01
Series:Medievalista
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/medievalista/744
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description This article aims at studying the beginnings of the Portuguese sigillography, which coincide with the government of Afonso Henriques. It synthesizes the knowledge that the current state of research allows about the early use of the seal in Portugal as a form of validating documents from episcopal, monastic and royal chanceries. A special importance is given to the royal seals, exploring a possible explanation for the eminently heraldic character that always marked the royal Portuguese sigillography, pointing to the importance as a warrior of Afonso Henriques, symbolized by his shield of arms, as a factor that gave legitimacy to his kingship and the independence of Portugal. His heraldry became itself the symbol of the new king and of the dynasty he gave birth to, thus remaining in all the Portuguese monarchs seals.
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A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
Medievalista
Afonso Henriques
sigillography
royal seals
episcopal seals
monastic seals
royal shields of arms
title A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
title_full A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
title_fullStr A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
title_full_unstemmed A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
title_short A sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de Afonso Henriques
title_sort sigilografia portuguesa em tempos de afonso henriques
topic Afonso Henriques
sigillography
royal seals
episcopal seals
monastic seals
royal shields of arms
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