Fourth Part of the General estoria

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The Fourth Part of the General estoria is a section of the 13th-century universal history commissioned by Alfonso X of Castile, continuing its expansive narrative of biblical, classical, and medieval events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval historical work
universal history
associatedWith Alfonsine court of Castile NERFINISHED
author Alfonso X of Castile NERFINISHED
chronologicalOrganization biblical and regnal chronology
commissionedBy Alfonso X of Castile NERFINISHED
commissionedIn Toledo NERFINISHED
compiledBy Alfonsine court scholars NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Castile NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance major monument of medieval Castilian prose
date 13th century
followedBy Fifth Part of the General estoria NERFINISHED
follows Third Part of the General estoria NERFINISHED
genre historiography
universal chronicle
historicalContext Castilian cultural renaissance of the 13th century
historicalMethod compilation and translation of earlier authorities
intendedAudience learned lay public of 13th-century Castile
intendedFunction didactic
political legitimation of Castilian monarchy
language Old Spanish
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement Alfonsine historiography
literaryTradition Castilian prose
medium manuscript
narrativeScope from biblical times through classical and medieval events
partOf General estoria NERFINISHED
purpose to compile a universal history from Creation to the author’s present
relatedWork Estoria de España NERFINISHED
religiousContext Christian historiography
royalPatronage Alfonso X of Castile NERFINISHED
script Latin script
subject biblical history
classical history
medieval history
universal history
usesSourcesFrom Bible NERFINISHED
classical Latin authors
late antique authors
medieval Latin chronicles
vernacular chronicles
workPeriod reign of Alfonso X of Castile

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General estoria hasPart Fourth Part of the General estoria