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Incastellamento in Sardegna. L’esempio di Monteleone

Incastellamento in Sardegna. L’esempio di Monteleone

Incastellamento in Sardegna. L'esempio di Monteleone

Alessandro Soddu

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Editorial:
Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2013
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9781291426687
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Aonia edizioni. Edificato intorno al 1272 dai Doria nella regione del Nurcara (nella Sardegna nord-occidentale, alle spalle di Bosa), il castello di Monteleone costituisce un significativo esempio del fenomeno dell’incastellamento, che nell’isola è più tardo rispetto a quello documentato nell’Italia centrale e settentrionale (secoli X-XII). Già durante il periodo giudicale il Nurcara è oggetto delle strategie dei giudici e dell’aristocrazia locale, sia in ambito interno che in relazione con gli ordini monastici e con gli stessi Doria. L’affermazione di questi ultimi detta il cambiamento: la costruzione del castrum su un colle disabitato ha l’effetto di catalizzare il popolamento. Monteleone diventa il baluardo della signoria dei Doria dopo la conquista catalano-aragonese di Alghero nel 1354. La resa di Monteleone (1435) prelude alla riorganizzazione feudale della regione, il cui aspetto venne stravolto dagli eventi bellici e da ondate epidemiche che causarono l’abbandono di quasi tutti i centri abitati.

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