Berenguela I de Castela na conquista de Córdoba em 1236: a construção da imagem da rainha a partir das relações de gênero

Abstract

I present here the master's thesis of the Iberian History course by the Federal University of Alfenas, UNIFAL-MG, entitled "The construction of the image of the queen Berenguela I in the reconquest of the city of Cordova in 1236 according to First General Chronicle of Spain from of gender relations". Through the research I present a study about the role of queen Berenguela I, LeonandCastile (1180-1246), in the political strengthening of the government of her son, Fernando III (1201-1252) in specific period in the conquest of Cordoba, completed in 1236. For this purpose I use the concept of gender as a tool to understand the gender relations that are evidenced in the construction of the image of the queen present in the First General Chronicle of Spain, a work elaborated by her grandson, Alfonso X, from 1269. From this research I present a study about the role of Queen Berenguela I, Leon and Castile (1180-1246), in the political enhancement of the rule of her son, Fernando III (1201- 1252), specifically during Córdoba's conquest concluded in 1236. For this purpose, I use the gender concept as one of the tools to understand the enlightened gender relations in the construction of the queen image in the Primera Crónica General de España, a work created by her grandson, Alfonso X, in 1269. It has also been developed an educational object witch can be used by professionals in education in order to provide didatic options and tools, to assist teachers, throught the ludic use of music, in the Reconquista's period, more precisaly on the importance of Berenguela I in the political strengthening of Fernando III kingdom.