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Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
A long-standing Spanish institution devoted to studying and sharing the history of Spain, it has played a major role in preserving historical scholarship, reference works, and archival materials. Based in Madrid, it brings together research, publishing, and public history under one historic roof.
2 Audiobooks
Las siete partidas del rey don Alfonso el Sabio (2 de 3)
by Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
Las siete partidas del rey don Alfonso el Sabio (1 de 3)
by Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
About the author
Founded in 1738 during the reign of Philip V, the Real Academia de la Historia is one of Spain’s royal academies dedicated to the study of history. Its mission has been broad from the start, covering Spain’s past across political, civil, religious, military, scientific, literary, and artistic life.
The academy is based in Madrid and is especially known for its scholarly publications and reference projects. Its work includes major historical and biographical resources, as well as the care of important collections and a digital library that helps make rare materials more accessible.
More than a single author in the usual sense, this institution represents generations of historians and scholars. For listeners and readers, its name signals research grounded in long academic tradition and a strong commitment to documenting the Spanish past.