Significado y tradición de un relato mítico. Los orígenes de la Casa de Haro
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1992.v47.i1.249Abstract
The article present sums up a research on the meaning and the tradition of a mythical tale, carried out under two different outlooks: synchronic (through the analysis of 40 European renderings of che same legend) and diachronic (by considering the different «manipulations» of the tale throughout history). It is a medieval story whithin the mythical cycle of Mélusine whose heroes are Diego López and Íñiguez Guerra, the fourth and fifth Lords of Biscay according to the geneaology of the Haro Family, held in chapter IX of the Livro de linhagens. that was written between 1340 and 1344 by Pedro de Barcelos.
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