Publication: La Taula de Canvis de Valencia (S. XV-XVII). La Banca Municipal del Mediterráneo Occidental
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Mayordomo García-Chicote, Francisco
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Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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La conferencia se basa en la normativa que regulaba las características de la Taula de Valencia y los aspectos fundamentales de su gestión, tales como: gobierno, funcionamiento, contabilidad, auditoria, cierre y definición de cuentas. Todo lo cual constituye un patrimonio cultural inmaterial poco conocido en esta ciudad. Se desarrolla a través de tres apartados: primero, a modo de introducción, los bancos o taules municipales del Mediterráneo Occidental de los siglos XV al XVII; segundo, la Primitiva Taula de Valencia (1407-1416), y tercero, la Nova Taula (1517-1649). Siguiendo la división temporal de la Taula de Canvis realizada por el cronista valenciano Salvador Carreres, en 1957.
The conference is based on the regulations that regulated the characteristics of the Valencia Taula and the fundamental aspects of its management, such as: governance, operation, accounting, auditing, closing and definition of accounts. All of which constitutes a little-known intangible cultural heritage in this city. It is developed through three sections: first, by way of introduction, the municipal banks or taules of the Western Mediterranean from the 15th to the 17th centuries; second, the Primitiva Taula of Valencia (1407-1416), and third, the Nova Taula (1517-1649). Following the temporal division of the Taula de Canvis made by the Valencian chronicler Salvador Carreres, in 1957.
The conference is based on the regulations that regulated the characteristics of the Valencia Taula and the fundamental aspects of its management, such as: governance, operation, accounting, auditing, closing and definition of accounts. All of which constitutes a little-known intangible cultural heritage in this city. It is developed through three sections: first, by way of introduction, the municipal banks or taules of the Western Mediterranean from the 15th to the 17th centuries; second, the Primitiva Taula of Valencia (1407-1416), and third, the Nova Taula (1517-1649). Following the temporal division of the Taula de Canvis made by the Valencian chronicler Salvador Carreres, in 1957.
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De Computis: Revista Española de Historia de la Contabilidad, ISSN-e 1886-1881, Vol. 21, Nº. 1, 2024, págs. 75-78




