Asian Silk, Porcelain and Material Culture in the Definition of Mexican and Andalusian Elites, c. 1565–1630

Gasch-Tomás, José L.

doi:10.1057/9781137324054_9

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Spanish Fashion and Sumptuary Legislation from the Thirteenth to the Eighteenth Century*

Wunder¹

2019

The Right to Dress

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Spanish Fashion and Sumptuary Legislation from the Thirteenth to the Eighteenth Century*

Wunder¹

2019

The Right to Dress

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Zhangzhou Immigrants between China and the Spanish: Diplomatic Conversations Concerning the 1603 Incident in Manila

Duan

2024

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Starting in 1573 with the establishment of Manila, the circulation of Chinese goods along the trans-Pacific route brought the Ming Dynasty and the Spanish Empire into contact. Consequently, many people from Fujian Province, especially Zhangzhou city, went to Manila and facilitated the operation of the city. This paper examines the interactions of Zhangzhou immigrants in Manila, focusing their roles and living situations in Parián, the designated neighborhood for the Sangleys. In particular, the diplomatic conversation concerning the 1603 Incident is analyzed to elucidate how the Sangleys were perceived by both the Ming court and the Spanish governors. Records produced by Chinese elites, local gazetteers, and Spanish correspondence reveal the conflicts and negotiations between the Ming government and officials of the Spanish Empire concerning this matter, as well as local and state differences in views. While the contributions of the Sangleys were recognized and used to promote the moral superiority of both sides, they were not seriously considered by either the Chinese court or the Spanish government. The Sangleys offer a unique perspective on the positioning of these two state powers: Each desired to maintain a peaceful relationship yet simultaneously adopted a cautious stance. This study illuminates some of the connections and conflicts which emerged during early modern globalization.

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Resistencias a la primera globalización. Sedas chinas y persas, situación americana, contestación castellana y dinámicas imperio-comerciales durante el reinado de Felipe III

Arce

2022

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El presente trabajo analiza las respuestas dadas por varias ciudades ante la introducción de las sedas chinas en la península. La respuesta originada por la ciudad de Murcia conllevó una importante discusión durante las Cortes de 1617 a 1620 y una división de opiniones entre productores y manufactureros, en la que triunfaron los primeros al prohibirse la entrada de sedas chinas y persas a la península. La adopción de esta medida “proteccionista” ha de insertarse en las propias dinámicas imperiales y la transformación del comercio global en las fechas que van de 1590 a 1622.

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Asian Silk, Porcelain and Material Culture in the Definition of Mexican and Andalusian Elites, c. 1565–1630

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Spanish Fashion and Sumptuary Legislation from the Thirteenth to the Eighteenth Century*

Spanish Fashion and Sumptuary Legislation from the Thirteenth to the Eighteenth Century*

Zhangzhou Immigrants between China and the Spanish: Diplomatic Conversations Concerning the 1603 Incident in Manila

Resistencias a la primera globalización. Sedas chinas y persas, situación americana, contestación castellana y dinámicas imperio-comerciales durante el reinado de Felipe III

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