The administrative organization indiana begins with the addition of the Indies to the Castilian Crown. These are incorporated, forgive the repetition, by way of "discovery" (res nullius). There is a papal grant in which Pope Alexander VI of gifts to the kings of Castile and Leon.
The problem that arises is whether this donation was made to Ferdinand V of Castile and II of Aragon or was made to Ferdinand and Isabella in his capacity as King of Castile and Aragon. what I mean is to what kingdom are incorporated the americas, the Crown of Aragon or the Crown of Castile.
Isabel understood that it was a donation that was to be perpetuated in the Crown of Castile, but Fernando took it as a gift from the Pope to a married couple in marital regime (an estate to both spouses) and therefore, dissolved the marriage (as what happened to Isabel's death in 1504) he was owed half of the portion of such property.
We asume that the son of Fernando and Germana de Foix survives, so, Juan inherits Aragon, so separate ways to Castilla and Aragon. Could Juan reclaim the middle of the "indias"?
The problem that arises is whether this donation was made to Ferdinand V of Castile and II of Aragon or was made to Ferdinand and Isabella in his capacity as King of Castile and Aragon. what I mean is to what kingdom are incorporated the americas, the Crown of Aragon or the Crown of Castile.
Isabel understood that it was a donation that was to be perpetuated in the Crown of Castile, but Fernando took it as a gift from the Pope to a married couple in marital regime (an estate to both spouses) and therefore, dissolved the marriage (as what happened to Isabel's death in 1504) he was owed half of the portion of such property.
We asume that the son of Fernando and Germana de Foix survives, so, Juan inherits Aragon, so separate ways to Castilla and Aragon. Could Juan reclaim the middle of the "indias"?