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El Cabildo catedralicio era una de las instituciones eclesiásticas más importantes de Mallorca durante la Baja Edad Media. Estaba integrado por un total de veintidós canónigos, elegidos por los mismos prebendados. Sin embargo, tanto papas como reyes habían ido interviniendo cada vez más en su elección. Por otro lado, la designación del obispo era de mayor interés por su rol político y económico. Fernando II tuvo especial cuidado en nombrar en la cátedra mallorquina a clérigos cercanos a él. El presente artículo tiene por objetivo determinar la nómina de titulares que conformaron el Cabildo de Mallorca durante el reinado de Fernando II y estudiar la influencia del monarca en la elección tanto de los canónigos como de los prelados en esta diócesis insular. ; The cathedral chapter was one of the most important ecclesiastical institutions in Majorca at the end of the Middle Ages. It was formed by a total of twentytwo canons who were elected by the canons themselves. Nevertheless, popes and kings had increasingly been intervening in their election. Notwithstanding, the appointment of bishops was more interesting due to their important political and economic role. King Ferdinand II took special care to designate clergymen close to him to the Majorcan Episcopal dignity. This paper has the aim of determining an onomastic list of the canons that formed the cathedral chapter during the reign of Ferdinand II and considering the influence of the king in the elections of the canons and the bishops in this insular diocese.

El cabildo catedralicio era una de las instituciones eclesiásticas más importantes de Mallorca durante la Baja Edad Media. Estaba integrado por un total de veintidós canónigos, elegidos por los mismos prebendados. Sin embargo, tanto papas como reyes habían ido interviniendo cada vez más en su elección. Por otro lado, la designación del obispo era de mayor interés por su rol político y económico. Fernando II tuvo especial cuidado en nombrar para la cátedra mallorquina a clérigos cercanos a él. El presente artículo tiene por objetivo determinar la nómina de titulares que conformaron el cabildo de Mallorca durante el reinado de Fernando II y estudiar la influencia del monarca en la elección tanto de los canónigos como de los prelados en esta diócesis insular. ; The cathedral chapter was one of the most important ecclesiastical institutions in Majorca at the end of the Middle Ages. It was formed by a total of twenty-two canons who were elected by the canons themselves. Nevertheless, popes and kings had increasingly been intervening in their election. Notwithstanding, the appointment of bishops was more interesting due to their important political and economic role. King Ferdinand II took special care to designate clergymen close to him to the Majorcan Episcopal dignity. This paper has the aim of determining an onomastic list of the canons that formed the cathedral chapter during the reign of Ferdinand II and considering the influence of the king in the elections of the canons and the bishops in this insular diocese.

Fernando II and Isabel of Castile obtained the title of «Catholic Monarchs» thanks to their religious policies. This paper considers the relationship between the chapter of Majorca and the Catholic king, with the aim of analysing the response of the canonry to royal politics. For this purpose, the books of the chapter proceedings have been examined. Economic issues were one of the main reasons for sending embassies to the king. Furthermore, there was a confrontation over the introduction of the Inquisition, while at the same time the chapter cooperated during the North African campaigns of the king. In the cultural sphere, dominated by Lullism, Fernando II did not find significant support from the chapter, with the exception of a few individual canons. Lastly, the canons participated in the customary funeral rites for the royal family. On the whole, the conclusion drawn is one of a complaisant chapter that never openly confronted the monarch. ; Fernando II e Isabel de Castilla obtuvieron el título de "Reyes Católicos" gracias a su política religiosa. El presente artículo estudia las relaciones entre el Cabildo de Mallorca y el rey católico, con el objetivo de analizar la respuesta de la institución canonical a la política real. A tal efecto, se han revisado los libros de actas capitulares. Las cuestiones económicas fueron una de las principales causas que motivaron el envío de embajadas al rey. También hubo un cierto enfrentamiento en el establecimiento de la Inquisición, mientras el Cabildo colaboró con las campañas norteafricanas del monarca. En el campo de la cultura, representada por el lulismo, Fernando II no encontró un apoyo significativo del Cabildo, aunque sí de algunos canónigos en particular. Finalmente, el colegio canonical también realizó las exequias acostumbradas a los miembros de la familia real. Todo ello presenta un Cabildo complaciente que no se enfrentó abiertamente al monarca.Fernando II and Isabel of Castile obtained the title of «Catholic Monarchs» thanks to their religious policies. This paper considers the relationship between the chapter of Majorca and the Catholic king, with the aim of analysing the response of the canonry to royal politics. For this purpose, the books of the chapter proceedings have been examined. Economic issues were one of the main reasons for sending embassies to the king. Furthermore, there was a confrontation over the introduction of the Inquisition, while at the same time the chapter cooperated during the North African campaigns of the king. In the cultural sphere, dominated by Lullism, Fernando II did not find significant support from the chapter, with the exception of a few individual canons. Lastly, the canons participated in the customary funeral rites for the royal family. On the whole, the conclusion drawn is one of a complaisant chapter that never openly confronted the monarch.