La regulación jurídica del alojamiento de los tercios españoles en el estado de Milán en el siglo XVI: un intento de evitar conflictos con la población

Abstract

The presence of the Spanish army in the territories of the Spanish Monarchy will cause multiple problems of coexistence in the 16th centurie, producing numerous episodes of confrontations between soldiers of the Spanish tercios and the native population. To avoid these conflicts, military authorities with jurisdiction over soldiers will strictly enforce military ordinances and discipline. When the enemy threats decreased and the Spanish tercios parties began to be disturbed in their accommodation, the population asked them to leave. It will undoubtedly be a very complex “love and hate” relationship that requires deep analysis.