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Sánchez Sesa, Rafael, "El Cisma de Occidente en la Península Ibérica: religión y propaganda en la guerra castellano-portuguesa", dins: AA.DD., Estudos em homenagem ao professor doutor José Marques, Porto, Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, 2006, vol. 4, pp. 307-320.

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As from 1378, the Western Schism would prove to be the key agent in Portuguese and Castilian relations. The two kingdoms' frequent changes of alliances depended on the rivalry between the English and French: each new change represented a move in the game of alliances. The arranged marriage between the future Henry III of Castile and Catherine of Lancaster would eventually pacify both parties, and directly and indirectly legitimate two illegitimate royal lines: the Trastamara and the Avis. Every possible argument was used to achieve this, such as religious differences and the embryonic concept of nature/nation that was beginning to take shape in the late 14th-century in Europe.

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